Hepatitis A is hereditary

Liver disease is becoming more and more common in our lives. The harm of this disease is that it affects the function of the liver and even causes lesions in the liver itself, causing inflammation and necrosis of the liver. Therefore, paying attention to liver disease is a necessary health part of life. Hepatitis A is a very serious liver disease that is extremely destructive to liver cells. Let’s take a look at whether hepatitis A is hereditary?

Hepatitis A is not hereditary, but it can be transmitted, including from mother to child. Hepatitis A infection is mainly transmitted to the baby through blood circulation, so it is best not to get pregnant at this time.

In addition, the transmission routes of hepatitis A are relatively common, so it is recommended that we choose a good hepatitis A hospital before pregnancy and cure hepatitis A as soon as possible before pregnancy. If you are pregnant with hepatitis A, you need to go to the hepatitis A hospital in time to know your condition.

Hepatitis A patients should take anti-hepatitis A virus treatment under the guidance of a hepatitis A physician to prevent passing hepatitis A infection to their children. Ultimately, hepatitis A patients should pay attention to their own hygiene, enhance their resistance, and maintain a good mentality, all of which are conducive to the recovery of hepatitis A.

Note:

1. Hepatitis A is an infectious disease that is mainly transmitted through the digestive tract. It is not hereditary and will not be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta. Don't worry too much. The most important thing now is to receive scientific and active treatment under the guidance of a doctor, and it can be cured.

2. You must pay special attention to the use of medications during pregnancy. You must take medications under the guidance of a doctor and do not use other medications without authorization to avoid affecting the fetus. You should also pay attention to eating a lighter diet and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

3. Be careful not to eat spicy or irritating foods, such as chili peppers, sesame oil, pepper, etc., so as not to burden the liver. You can eat some easily digestible food during this period, but you should also pay attention to nutrition to avoid affecting the development of the fetus. Have regular checkups to prevent your condition from getting worse.