Hepatitis B is not contagious through eating. Hepatitis B is a relatively common infectious disease, and there are some incorrect perceptions among the population about hepatitis B. It is believed that as long as you eat, talk and chat with a hepatitis B patient, you may be infected with the hepatitis B virus, but this is not true. There are certain transmission routes for hepatitis B, such as the common blood-body fluid contact transmission, sexual contact transmission and vertical transmission from mother to child. The transmission of hepatitis B disease is influenced by a variety of factors, and there is a proper understanding of hepatitis B. Hepatitis B can be prevented by certain methods, the main and most effective method is to get vaccinated against hepatitis B in time to ensure that there is a sufficient amount of antibodies in your body so that you will not be infected. For and hepatitis B patients together, do not have a rejection psychology, should have some care, support, help the patient’s psychology, so that the patient can better to overcome the disease. Hepatitis B can be prevented and treated, so don’t have some incorrect perceptions.