There are about 70 million HBV carriers in China. Will HBV carriers be discriminated against in their daily life?

In fact, you don't have to ask this question, and you will definitely be discriminated against. Because of the uniqueness of hepatitis B transmission, many people will look at hepatitis B patients with colored glasses, and hepatitis B virus carriers are also one of the people they look at with colored glasses. Because this group of people belongs to the existence of time bombs, people around them either want to see jokes or are afraid of infecting themselves with diseases, so they will discriminate against this group more or less in daily life. For example, when looking for a job or a partner, discrimination often occurs.

First, hepatitis B virus and its transmission route. There are actually four ways of transmission of hepatitis B virus. The first one, which is widely circulated and the easiest to see with colored glasses, is about sexual communication. When a couple or husband and wife, one of them has hepatitis B virus. They don't have any protective measures when making out, so it is easy to transmit hepatitis B virus to the other half when making out. Moreover, seemingly intimate feeding between couples will also exchange body fluids, which is also one of the transmission routes of hepatitis B virus.

When it comes to body fluid exchange, we have to talk about breastfeeding, blood transfusion and other behaviors. When there is hepatitis B virus in the mother's body, breast-fed children are also vulnerable to hepatitis B virus infection. As for blood transfusion, it is easier. Another is that if you use the medical equipment used by patients with hepatitis B virus, you will be more likely to catch hepatitis B. So, to sum up, the transmission route of hepatitis B is actually the exchange of body fluids.

Second, we should treat hepatitis B virus correctly. Therefore, in our daily life, our attitude towards these hepatitis B patients or hepatitis B virus carriers need not be so harsh. Just like AIDS, the main route of transmission of hepatitis B virus is close contact with body fluid exchange. Therefore, some behaviors between lovers are generally not contagious as long as protective measures are taken. Moreover, China explicitly prohibits hepatitis B virus carriers from donating blood and other activities, so blood transfusion is generally not allowed. There is hepatitis B virus in the blood, which makes you infected.

Finally, medical devices stained with body fluids such as blood transfusion are generally disposable, so there is no phenomenon that medical devices with hepatitis B virus will be used. And unlike AIDS, where there is no specific drug treatment, the treatment of hepatitis B virus is still relatively common. Especially the vaccine against hepatitis B virus has been developed for a long time. If you really don't feel at ease, you will receive hepatitis B virus vaccine injection once and for all when you were a child. Therefore, we don't have to be so harsh on these hepatitis B virus carriers.

Third, how do hepatitis B virus carriers self-regulate As a hepatitis B virus carrier, the most important thing is to adjust their mentality and not dwell on the proposition that people around them will discriminate against themselves. The most important thing is to keep a happy mood, go to bed early and get up early, and make your immunity stronger, so as not to continue to deteriorate into hepatitis B patients.