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老公居然让孩子和患丙肝的婆婆共用餐具，还说我没事找事！

老公居然让孩子和患丙肝的婆婆共用餐具，还说我没事找事！# NextGeneration - 我爱宝宝

z*n2015-09-07 07:09

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看了《虎妈猫爸》这部电视剧之后，大家可能都会觉得为人父母太担心孩子真的有
些夸张，但是让我告诉你，其实做父母的都是这样，为了自己的孩子好都能做的出来。
最近我和丈夫大吵了一架，因为一件生活中非常小的事情，我们在吃饭的时候，老公居
然让孩子和患丙肝的婆婆共用一副餐具，我简直是要疯了。我并不是嫌弃我的婆婆，但
是为了健康着想，难道不应该让他们分开用吗？如果一不小心让孩子传染上了，那该怎
么办？他还那么小，一个孩子的健康是有多么重要，一个那么小的孩子根本没有什么抵
抗力，如果他也患上了丙肝那我简直不敢想象。也许在还没有为人父母的时候，我体会
不到这种感觉，但是当我自己为人父母的时候，我就知道了这种感觉。孩子对我来说太
重要了，我怀胎10月辛苦的把他生下来，我不希望在他身上出现任何的问题，我非常心
疼我的孩子，他是我的命根。可是我没有想到作为丈夫的他，也是孩子的父亲，他难道
不应该跟我一样关心着我们的孩子吗？他竟然为了保护他的母亲，说我是没事找事，况
且只是让他们两个人分开用餐具，也没有折损到他母亲的利益。他就这样说我，我简直
是不能忍受，我只是为了孩子的健康，我不想跟他吵。但是不管怎么样，我的心真的是
受伤了。

n*y2015-09-07 07:09

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机器人滚粗

r*n2015-09-07 07:09

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楼主的担心很有道理，这件事立场一定要坚定，毕竟你是孩子的妈妈。

O*J2015-09-07 07:09

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不共用餐具是好习惯，但共用餐具不会传染丙肝。
http://www.hepmag.com/articles/2619_18755.shtml
Hepatitis C Transmission and Risks
Transmission
Hepatitis C is transmitted when the blood of an infected person passes into
the blood of an uninfected person. HCV is most easily spread through direct
blood-to-blood contact, such as:
Sharing needles and other equipment (paraphernalia) used to inject drugs.
Injection drug users (IDUs) who share needles, syringes, and paraphernalia
associated with it are at the highest risk of HCV.
Blood transfusions and organ transplants before July 1992. Widespread
screening of the blood supply in the United States began in 1992.
Sexual contact with someone who has HCV. The risk of becoming infected with
HCV through unprotected sexual intercourse is low-but it is still possible.
HCV sexual transmission risk is higher among those who are HIV-positive and
in men who have sex with men (MSM). Sex with multiple partners, having a
sexually transmitted disease, and rough sex may increase the risk of
transmitting HCV sexually.
Having an HCV-positive mother. Women who are infected with HCV have a 6
percent chance of passing the virus along to their babies during pregnancy
or delivery. The risk increases if the woman has HIV, hepatitis B or a high
HCV viral load (the amount of HCV in a measurement of blood). The HCV
transmission risk is doubled or tripled in women with HIV. It is unlikely
that HCV can be transmitted through breast-feeding or breast milk.