Can I have children with Sanyang?

Everyone knows that liver disease is contagious. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a very common disease. Most hepatitis B patients need to take long-term medications, and they need to pay special attention to it in their daily lives. They must pay more attention to rest, keep a light diet, and get enough sleep. This is good for their health. Some people worry that their disease will be transmitted to their children. Can people with HBV virus (HBV) take care of children?

Can I have children with Sanyang?

People with Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can take care of children, but they need to pay attention to some hygiene and lifestyle habits. Do not chew food before feeding it to children; wash and dry underwear separately, and use towels, toothbrushes and other toiletries separately as much as possible; do not share nail clippers, razors and instruments that can easily cause bleeding, and keep them where children cannot easily reach them.

Usually, no medication is needed during the incubation period of hepatitis B virus, because the body coexists peacefully with the hepatitis B virus at this time and no liver damage has occurred. Therefore, patients who are in the latent period of hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis B virus (HBV) only need to pay close attention to the five hepatitis B tests and liver function tests at this time.

For patients who are persistently HBV-DNA positive and fail to meet the above treatment criteria, but have one of the following conditions, antiviral therapy should also be considered to effectively treat hepatitis B:

① For patients whose ALT is greater than ULN and whose age is ≥40 years old, antiviral treatment for hepatitis B should also be considered;

② If dynamic observation reveals evidence of disease progression (such as enlarged spleen), liver histology examination is recommended and antiviral treatment for hepatitis B should be given if necessary.

③ For patients with persistently normal ALT but older age (>40 years old), close follow-up should be performed, preferably with liver biopsy; if liver histology shows KnodellHAI≧4, or inflammatory necrosis≧G2, or fibrosis≧S2, hepatitis B antiviral treatment should be actively given;

How to treat Hepatitis B virus (HBV)?

1. If the liver function of patients with hepatitis B virus (HBsAg), hepatitis B virus (HBsAg) and hepatitis B virus (HBsAg) remains normal, they can be treated with nucleoside drugs and then closely observed for 3 months. If the viral replication indicators turn negative, the medication can be continued for 1-2 years. If it is ineffective within 3 months, the medication should be terminated. During medication, the virus mutation and drug resistance should be checked regularly to observe the effectiveness of treatment.

2. If the liver function of the patient with triple positive is slightly abnormal, B-ultrasound will also show chronic mild liver damage. The treatment method should be mainly antiviral, and the auxiliary drugs are liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering drugs. The goal of treatment is to achieve long-term normal liver function and to convert viral replication indicators to negative.

3. For patients with hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis B virus (HBV) that develop into cirrhosis, whether they are in the compensatory stage or the quiescent stage, they should actively receive liver protection treatment. The principle of treatment is to turn the hepatitis B virus replication indicators negative, reduce the degree of liver fibrosis, gradually restore liver function, and prevent the occurrence of complications of cirrhosis.

4. For liver cancer patients showing symptoms of big three positive, the first principle is to use interventional and surgical treatment, and then consider antiviral treatment after the condition is balanced.

5. Patients should also protect their liver through diet, pay attention to supplementing adequate nutrition, protein, and vitamins, and avoid eating greasy, high-fat, and irritating foods.