No! It can be transmitted. There are various sources you can do to find out that hepatitis B germs can be spread quite easily, not only in blood, but also in saliva.

I have a relative who has hepatitis B. When he got married, his daughter-in-law became a hepatitis B carrier, and that's not alarming at all!

The only reason why the state does not allow discrimination against people with the hepatitis B virus is because there are too many people with this disease, and if society discriminates it can lead to instability.

In addition, hepatitis B disease is difficult to cure, but not a direct threat to life safety, but also belong to the public **** health a big pity! Relevant experts and organizations have long been included in this disease public relations topics, only that there is no more effective cure.