Hepatitis B virus can be transmitted through sexual contact, so when one spouse has hepatitis B, it may be transmitted to the other spouse, and it may also be transmitted through close contact in daily life.
Hepatitis B is caused by infection of the body with the hepatitis B virus, and the main ways of transmission of hepatitis B virus include vertical transmission, blood transmission and sexual transmission. Hepatitis B virus can be transmitted through body fluids when one of the spouses has hepatitis B and they have sex. Therefore, it is recommended that couples with hepatitis B or one of the couples with hepatitis B should take protective measures such as using condoms when having sex.
Hepatitis B virus is less likely to be transmitted through daily contact, as long as we are careful not to share toothbrushes and other products (avoid contact with blood) and have protected sex, the other party is vaccinated against hepatitis B, and the probability of contracting the hepatitis B virus can be greatly reduced through regular checkups. Consult your physician for advice.