Hepatitis B carriers will not be inherited to the next generation

Hepatitis B carriers do not usually pass on to the next generation, but may be transmitted to the next generation.

Hepatitis B carriers are caused by hepatitis B virus infection, a chronic infectious disease, not a genetic disease, generally will not pass on to the next generation of children. However, if the mother is a hepatitis B carrier, during pregnancy did not actively block treatment, it is likely to cause intrauterine infection through blood or body fluids.

If the mother is a hepatitis B carrier, you can be 28 weeks pregnant, 32 weeks, 36 weeks hepatitis B immunoglobulin injection, so that the fetus gets immune protection, prevent intrauterine infection.