Hepatitis B carriers can enjoy a normal life, but need to pay attention to some issues: 1. Hepatitis B virus carriers are all infectious to varying degrees, regardless of whether the blood is HBV-DNA negative or positive. 2, sexual transmission is a route of transmission, so spouses need to do prevention, preferably by vaccination, with antibodies. 3, there are two ways of treatment, interferon can have a small conversion rate, but in accordance with the norms; nucleoside analogues can inhibit, but can not remove the hepatitis B virus, the application is long-term, can not stop at will, so think carefully before starting treatment. 4, want to get pregnant patients of childbearing age to consider fertility issues may have an important impact on the choice of treatment, nucleoside analogues have potential teratogenicity, both the father and mother must plan the time to have children and the time to start nucleoside analogues treatment. 5, Hepatitis B mothers give birth to their children to a large hospital obstetrics and gynecology department for formal prevention of hepatitis B infection during the child’s delivery, which can achieve 95% protection. 6, every 6 months should go to the hospital to review, including abdominal ultrasound and blood tests: routine blood, liver function, hepatitis B five, HBV-DNA, methemoglobin, especially after 30 years of age is more important. 7, diet should be diversified, eat less or no overly oily, salty and spicy food. 8, appropriate regular exercise, regular work and rest time, to ensure sufficient sleep.