Question: Mojna li kormic grudiu rebionka esli umenia B hepatit. i mojna li rajat fiziologicheski. ia beremena i seichas obnarujili liohkuiu formu hepatit
Answer: Currently, doctors are very actively studied wagging hepatitis on pregnancy and health of the unborn child. Precise answers are given until all the questions, but already there are some important data. During pregnancy, most often occurs in hepatitis B infection, C, D and G, that is transmitted through blood. This may be due to the fact that during pregnancy a woman is often subjected to many medical procedures. Usually, however, recorded the frequency of viral hepatitis in pregnant women close to the morbidity in this age group in the territory. A common feature of all forms of occurrence of hepatitis in pregnancy – is it more vivid manifestation: in pregnant women with hepatitis often itchy skin, strongly expressed jaundice, increased cholesterol levels. Moreover, the severity of hepatitis in pregnant women increases with increasing gestational age. However, the outcome of the disease in pregnant women do not differ from the outcomes of hepatitis B in the group of non-pregnant women. Have been studies of influence of hepatitis on the fetus of a pregnant woman. According to medicine, with an acute course of hepatitis in pregnant women is often a spontaneous abortion in the midst of illness associated with intoxication. Moreover, spontaneous miscarriage in this case leads to a sharp weighting disease. Given this, it is believed that abortion in the acute period of disease is contraindicated. Especially if the child is born full term, then his chances for the lack of serious consequences are high. The only form of hepatitis that can lead to terrible consequences during pregnancy – is a hepatitis E, which can develop lightning and heavy, resulting in the death of the fetus and the development of a pregnant woman acute liver failure associated with coma and encephalopathy. From mother to child can be transmitted hepatitis B, C, D and G. Infection of children can occur not only in acute but also chronic hepatitis in the mother, and, if the mother is infected with HIV. Child transmission can occur during pregnancy through the placenta or during childbirth. Precise data on how severe the consequences would be no congenital hepatitis, but many experts believe that hepatitis C is the most dangerous form of hepatitis B for adults, children may end in spontaneous recovery. As for hepatitis B, prevention of its congenital form is recommended the vaccine to newborns whose mothers have hepatitis B. However, the percentage of children of carriers of hepatitis B at birth is quite large. After birth, hepatitis B from mother to child can be transmitted, for example, through cracks in the nipple during breast-feeding, but such cases are rare. Hepatitis through breast milk is not transmitted.
Question: I have a question. I now have two first pregnancy ended unsuccessfully during the visit all the tests were normal, in the second trimester found with Hypatia and second chondrodystrophy ultrasound showed the fetus had to make preterm birth, but when I went to bed at the hospital re-deposited all onalizy everything was normal now again I have found with Hypatia can do to influence the development of the fetus, or child to be born healthy, hel
Answer: The common feature of all forms of occurrence of hepatitis in pregnancy – is it more vivid manifestation: in pregnant women with hepatitis often itchy skin, strongly expressed jaundice, increased cholesterol levels. Moreover, the severity of hepatitis in pregnant women increases with increasing gestational age. However, the outcome of the disease in pregnant women do not differ from the outcomes of hepatitis B in the group of non-pregnant women. Have been studies of influence of hepatitis on the fetus of a pregnant woman. According to medicine, with an acute course of hepatitis in pregnant women is often a spontaneous abortion in the midst of illness associated with intoxication. Moreover, spontaneous miscarriage in this case leads to a sharp weighting disease. Given this, it is believed that abortion in the acute period of disease is contraindicated. Especially if the child is born full term, then his chances for the lack of serious consequences are high. The only form of hepatitis that can lead to terrible consequences during pregnancy – is a hepatitis E, which can develop lightning and heavy, resulting in the death of the fetus and the development of a pregnant woman acute liver failure associated with coma and encephalopathy. From mother to child can be transmitted hepatitis B, C, D and G. Infection of children can occur not only in acute but also chronic hepatitis in the mother, and, if the mother is infected with HIV. Child transmission can occur during pregnancy through the placenta or during childbirth. Precise data on how severe the consequences would be no congenital hepatitis, but many experts believe that hepatitis C is the most dangerous form of hepatitis B for adults, children may end in spontaneous recovery.
Question: Good morning! "My question – I met a young man who has hepatitis C. (myself I am not ill) I am not embarrassed of his illness, because anyone can get sick, even if a healthy way life! are planning a wedding and the birth of the child, respectively. 'll Show how you can get pregnant? After all, for that would not become infected through sex, we need measures of protection, etc. e. a condom
Answer: Before planning a pregnancy, the young man must undergo preventive treatment and in remission (without exacerbation of the disease). You can get pregnant.
Question: Weácan please – how can affect hepatitis C at 29 weeks' gestation
Answer: Hello! You should always take advice infectionist. Resolve the activity of the process.
Question: Weácan please, I have 8 weeks of pregnancy. In this prisutvstvuet Hypatia with genotype 1b, hepatitis B is 1. 6, the treatment took place in January Essenciale, tests were always normal. . . but now elevated ALT, 73,8, 48,6 Aa; cholesterol 4. 22; billirubin 12. 1; Urea 2. 12; fibrinogen 1. 8, total protein 67. 57; PTI 94%, the therapist told me that I have with such analysis is the decomposition of the liver. . . Infectious diseases says that could be exceeded Alt up to 3 rules, I don `t know the CLC listen. . . please'll show whether it is possible for such an analysis a favorable outcome of pregnancy? Will such as hepatitis on the fetus? what should I do? Thank you. second child at first pregnancy, hepatitis was not. . . also want a second child. . . . desired pregnanc
Answer: Hello, 1) cause increases in transaminases may be not only hepatitis but also other reasons-for example, errors in diet, etc. 2) must retake the tests again. 3) human infectious disease, but careful monitoring of the liver. 4) According to most studies, HCV does not appear to have any negative effect either on the course of pregnancy or the birth of the child. probability of infection of the child is 1-2% if detected anatitela, and 5-6% if the blood is circulating viral DNA.
Question: Please answer the following question: daughter (24goda) in childhood, at age 7 had hepatitis A in mild form, followed his younger brother fell ill, was in hospital for 10 days, and before discharge the doctor told me that she has found another, and hepatitis B. The daughter meets a young man, me as a mother, worried that it is necessary, what steps to take when it meets to marry, how will this affect the future children? Thank you
Answer: Hello! You need a consultation infectionist, and find out what form your daughter to be hepatitis.
Question: How best to give birth at GHS? Many doctors advise to do the caesarean.
Answer: Hello! If you have a carrier, childbirth vaginal not contraindicated. If the active form, it must consult with infectious diseases.
Question: I got sick with hepatitis C (genotype 3a) in 2006 and in 2007 undertook a course antiretroviral therapy (12 months) over 2 years of PCR-negative, now I pregnancies 20 weeks, ALT and AST are normal, as markers showed the presence of hepatitis B C. Markers now always be positive
Answer: Yes, the hepatitis C virus from the body is gone, but the probability of transmission to the fetus is small, especially with negative PCR.
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