Recently, many people have asked this question, whether I can get hepatitis B and whether people in my family can get hepatitis B after I have been in contact with hepatitis B patients.
First of all, hepatitis B virus infection is transmitted by blood and sexual contact, and cannot be transmitted through mosquito bites, respiratory tract and digestive tract. *Mainly transmitted through blood and sexual contact. Therefore, living with people with hepatitis B is not easy to get infected as long as you get vaccinated on time.
If you accidentally come into contact with the blood of a hepatitis B patient for various reasons, you are at risk of becoming infected, so don't panic. I went to the hospital for a test of hepatitis B and five items as soon as possible. Check to see if you have antibodies in your body, and if you have antibodies, you can have regular checks within a year. If there are no antibodies, hepatitis B immune globulin is given within 24 hours, one dose of hepatitis B vaccine is given homeopathically, and then hepatitis B vaccine is given again one month and six months after infection. Regular follow-up of hepatitis B within a year is sufficient. Is it clear to everyone? If you want to know more about medical and health knowledge, click on it!