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Hepatitis B Test Positive In Pregnancy | How Is Pregnancy Monitored | Dr. Shumayela Hanif

If a pregnant woman tests positive for Hepatitis B, it can raise concerns for both her health and her baby’s. Hepatitis B is a viral infection that affects the liver and can be passed from mother to child during childbirth. During pregnancy, doctors closely monitor liver function, viral load, and overall maternal health through regular blood tests and ultrasounds. Special precautions are taken at delivery to reduce the risk of transmission. After birth, the baby receives a Hepatitis B vaccine and an immune globulin injection within 12 hours to offer immediate protection. With proper medical care and monitoring, most women with Hepatitis B can have a healthy pregnancy and protect their baby from infection.

Prof. Dr. Shamayela Hanif is a distinguished gynecologist and obstetrician based in Lahore, Pakistan, with over 22 years of clinical experience. She holds an MBBS degree, along with prestigious qualifications such as FCPS (Pakistan), MRCOG and FRCOG (UK), and FACOG (USA). Dr. Hanif specializes in high-risk pregnancies, adolescent gynecology, infertility treatments, laparoscopic surgeries, and menopausal health issues. She has been serving as a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Fatima Memorial Hospital and is also associated with Integrated Medical Care (IMC) Hospital and her own clinic in Shadman, Lahore. Renowned for her patient-centered approach and commitment to women's health, Dr. Hanif continues to contribute significantly to the field of gynecology in Pakistan.

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