My girlfriend has a genetic triple yang, but I love her very much, can we get married? Does it have

This disease is not terrible in the first place, just pay attention to living with him. Nothing will be a big problem either. In today's medical perspective, it is not a disease ...

It's a virus, so it can't**. But some people don't get sick for the rest of their lives. That is, there is no problem.

And you can go get vaccinated... Let yourself have antibodies.。。 As for your boyfriend, if you have a problem with your liver function, you should insist on taking medicine.

The big three yangs can be transformed into the small three yangs, but the small three yangs will not. I really can't put it down, so let's think about it carefully. It's hard to find a love.

Dasanyang is a very transmissible disease. Be careful together. If you have antibodies, you should be fine. It is advisable to consult a doctor.

It's okay, consult more professionals, read professional books, and don't listen to the words of the charlatans here!

True love is invincible!

Actually, Da Sanyang is not a terrible thing now, as long as you pay attention to good living habits, and stick to **, you have no problem together, but it is possible that your next generation will also inherit it.

Bowls and chopsticks can not be used together, talking can also be spread, pay attention to daily nutrition, rest more, the body is good, plus the ** of the drug, it can be transferred, the mood should be happy, not too worried, if you don't get a good spirit, there will be problems, she loves you, you are considerate, it is a kind of happiness.

Some male girlfriends have hepatitis B and three yangs, so can girlfriends get married if they have hepatitis B?

Girlfriends with hepatitis B can get married, but they need to be selected through liver function tests and five specific conditions of hepatitis B. If your girlfriend has hepatitis B and has normal liver function, she can relieve her symptoms by actively antiviral** and hepatoprotective**; If the patient is negative for all five items of hepatitis B, it may lead to the possibility of the spouse being infected by the Israeli army, and the patient also needs to undergo premarital examinations in advance, and if necessary, hepatitis B vaccine can be injected to cause the body to produce antibodies before choosing to get married. Precautions can be taken to avoid unnecessary infection.

The overall goal of hepatitis B is to maximize long-term HBV, reduce hepatocellular inflammatory necrosis and liver fibrosis, delay and reduce the occurrence of liver decompensation, liver cirrhosis, HCC and its complications, so as to improve quality of life and prolong survival.

Whether hepatitis B can get married is not according to the size of the three yangs, ** after the stability of the marriage, hepatitis B immune globulin in the first month of pregnancy can prevent transmission to the child.

Contagious. It is recommended that you get vaccinated against hepatitis B. Female carriers, as long as the liver function is normal, can get married and have children like ordinary people, pay attention to monitoring liver function during pregnancy, and inject immunoglobulin and hepatitis B vaccine after the child is born, which can effectively block hepatitis B virus infection.

The main ways of transmission of hepatitis B:

Vertical transmission from mother to child: There are about 100 million HBsAg positive people in China, 85% of whom are transmitted through mother-to-child transmission. Vertical transmission is the main reason for the spread and high incidence of hepatitis B in China.

There are also a small number of patt-to-child transmissions. Mother-to-child transmission is mainly through infection of the birth canal or intrautero.

Transmission of blood or blood products: Blood products contaminated with HbV, such as albumin, platelets, or blood transfusion to blood recipients, most of them will develop post-transfusion hepatitis, and HBV infection will also occur during hemodialysis and kidney dialysis.

Iatrogenic dismantling transmission: HBV-contaminated medical devices (e.g., scalpels, dental drills, endoscopes, laparoscopes, etc.) can transmit HBV.

Close contact within the family: Sexual contact and close contact in daily life (such as using a toothbrush, towel, teacup and chopsticks) can all be infected by HBV. HBV can enter close contacts through broken mucous membranes.

Public places, barber shops, beauty salons, etc., are easily contaminated with HBV, such as baths, razors, etc.

Transmission between father and baby is almost non-existent.

Often living together, there is a certain chance of infection, the patient medicine in time, the child should be vaccinated on time to prevent infection.

As long as the woman has antibodies, the child will be fine.