Can a man who has a mistress have a child?

If the man has positive test results, he cannot have children because positive test results are contagious and can be transmitted to the woman through the blood and to the fetus through the woman. Therefore, the man's symptoms of positive test results should be treated. If the man has negative test results, the chance of transmission is lower, but a doctor's examination is still required to determine whether he is suitable for having children to avoid affecting the fetus.

Can a man with hepatitis B have children? Many hepatitis B patients know that hepatitis B is contagious. Vertical transmission from mother to infant is a common transmission route for hepatitis B virus. Vertical transmission of hepatitis virus can occur between mother and infant. So can a man with hepatitis B have children?

Parent-to-child transmission of hepatitis B:

Hepatitis B virus DNA can be detected in the sperm of male hepatitis B patients. As the sperm enters the egg cell, the hepatitis B virus continues to multiply during the embryo formation process of the fertilized egg, making the child a hepatitis B carrier from birth. This is parent-to-child transmission.

Conditions for male hepatitis B patients to have children:

Male hepatitis B patients should first actively treat hepatitis B, and wait until liver function is normal and HBV-DNA is negative before letting the woman get pregnant, which can reduce the chance of transmission to the child. In addition, the woman should actively inject hepatitis B vaccine before getting pregnant, and wait until there are enough antibodies in the body before getting pregnant.

Preventive measures for male hepatitis B patients and their partners after pregnancy:

The woman should be injected with a 200IU hepatitis B immunoglobulin in the 7th, 8th and 9th months of pregnancy, which can reduce the concentration of hepatitis B virus in the patient's body, thereby reducing the transmission of hepatitis B from mother to father to baby. Newborns should be injected with immunoglobulin within 24 hours of birth. Hepatitis B vaccine should also be injected according to the "0, 1, 6" age principle.

As long as everyone takes the above measures, it is completely possible to have a healthy child. For hepatitis B patients, for the sake of their own and their family's health, they must go to a regular liver disease hospital for active treatment. Early treatment can lead to early health, and time is the best medicine. Only after recovery can there be no worries about having another child.

We must have a correct understanding of the treatment of hepatitis B. No matter what stage of hepatitis B you are in, do not give up on yourself or use medication indiscriminately. You must believe in the power of science. Although humans cannot completely defeat hepatitis B at present, through formal treatment, very good clinical cure results can be achieved.