There are about 70 million hepatitis B carriers in China, and so is my girlfriend. Should we break up?

As far as the carrier is concerned, if there is affection, the affection is not too thin, and both parties have the intention to get married, it is not recommended to break up, but if there is no intention to get married, it is recommended to break up. Hepatitis B carriers are not so terrible. Take a family around them as an example:

First, the carrier is not contagious and can have normal contact with her. Hepatitis B is not contagious, and it has nothing to do with normal contact and contact with people around her, including intimate kissing and relationships between men and women. Because the carrier only carries hepatitis B virus and is not infected into a disease, if you want to break up because you are worried about being infected, you can rest assured. Many people talk about the color change of hepatitis B, mainly because they are afraid of the disease, but after understanding the nature of its carriers, they will not be so afraid.

A concrete example can be illustrated by my aunt's example: she was found to be a carrier of hepatitis B in the fifth grade of primary school, and the people around her were also very scared and almost isolated. The doctor's popular science can't convince her classmates' parents; But my sister and she are half aunts, half nephews and half girlfriends. They live together. Were they together in junior high school? Shopping? But my sister was not infected, and neither was my uncle after he got married.

Second, carriers will not inherit, as long as they are vaccinated. Hepatitis B carriers can't inherit, but her own resistance is weak. In the same environment, if she has a little fever and catches a cold, she will be infected first, and her body resistance is poor, but she will not pass it on to her children during childbirth and breastfeeding.

Similarly, take my aunt as an example. After she got married, she gave birth to three children, two sons and a daughter, all of whom were breast-fed for about six months. None of the three children were carriers and were not infected with hepatitis B, but to be on the safe side, all four injections of hepatitis B were given, including the one charged. So hepatitis B carriers can also have children, but for the sake of maternal safety, it is best not to choose to have too many children, because her resistance is really weak.

Third, hepatitis B carriers are not medicine jars and can live a normal life. Hepatitis B carriers don't have to take medicine all the time like hepatitis B patients, but their resistance is slightly poor. They just need to take some medicine in the early stage, but they basically don't need it in the later stage. This time is basically when she is a daughter. When she is in love, she doesn't need to take medicine continuously. Therefore, falling in love with her and getting married will not actually cause too much pressure on the family.

My aunt was found out in the fifth grade of primary school. She drank Chinese medicine until she was a sophomore. She basically doesn't need to take medicine in the future. Except once every two or three years, there is nothing else. As long as she is not engaged in the food industry, it will have little impact on her career. If she is in the food industry, some people will be worried.

Generally speaking, hepatitis B carriers have no problem with diseases, but if their feelings are not enough to last a lifetime, or the parents of the man strongly object, they will be divided.