Patientswith hepatitis B with normal liver function, low hepatitis B virus DNA load and no liver inflammatory activity can undergo IVF under the guidance of a doctor. However, the following measures must be strictly followed:
Preconditions: The condition needs to be comprehensively evaluated through liver function, viral DNA quantification, liver ultrasound, etc. to ensure that the virus activity is low and there is no serious liver damage. If the viral load is high or liver function is abnormal, antiviral treatment is needed until the condition stabilizes.
▶ Medical interventions: During the process of in vitro fertilization, it is necessary to inform the doctor about any history of hepatitis B. It is also important to avoid using drugs that may damage the liver. Additionally, measures should be taken to prevent transmission from mother to child, such as administering vaccines and immunoglobulins to the newborn promptly after birth.
▶ Pregnancy Management: During pregnancy, it is necessary to regularly monitor liver function and viral load. If needed, continued antiviral treatment should be provided to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission.

Precautions: Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid sharing items to prevent cross-infection; spouses are recommended to be vaccinated against hepatitis B; Choose a regular hospital during childbirth and communicate your condition in advance.
Hepatitis B patients can safely undergo in vitro fertilization through proper evaluation and treatment. However, this process must be carried out under the supervision of professional medical personnel to ensure the health of both mother and child.