The prevalence of hepatitis B teratitis may be 10%. Hepatitis B teratitis is a chronic inflammatory disease of the liver caused by infection with the hepatitis B virus, which may progress to cirrhosis and liver cancer if left unchecked. Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted sexually, by blood and vertically from mother to child. If the father has hepatitis B teratitis B and does not infect the mother, the child will not be infected with hepatitis B. However, if the mother has hepatitis B teratitis B and is in the active stage of the disease, and the fetus is not immunoblocked against hepatitis B in a timely manner after birth, the hepatitis B virus may be transmitted to the child. The probability of Hepatitis B teratitis attack is usually 10%. Most patients with Hepatitis B teratitis will never develop the disease in their lifetime and are only carriers of the virus, and generally 10% of patients may have recurrent episodes of hepatitis and develop liver fibrosis, cirrhosis, or hepatocellular carcinoma. Hepatitis B teratitis need to maintain regular review after diagnosis, in normal life, need to quit drinking, avoid staying up late. It is recommended that after the onset of hepatitis B triple sun patients must actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment program, and follow the doctor’s instructions, in order to control the condition as soon as possible, to restore health.