What Are the Hepatitis B Symptoms?

Answer 1

Clinical Dr told me that I have hepatitis B please I need help.

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Hepatitis B is treatable. For acute infection, no medication is available; treatment is supportive. There are several antiviral medications for persons with chronic infection (16). Your will need Rx from your doctor. Also need to watch out not transmitting to others.

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Answer 2

I was told I had hepatitis from a blood transfusion 49 years ago after delivering my twin girls and I am reached I don't have any symptoms at all I was just told I could never donate blood for anyone but myself I'm not sure which hepatitis I have

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Hi Jessica, an easy way is to run a blood test, then you'll know everything you want to know. The following is what I can share. If it's hepatitis A - hepatitis A is a self-limited disease that does not result in chronic infection. It's been 49 years since you used that contaminated blood, you should have recovered long time ago. If it;s hepatits B - when the virus enters the body, the body starts to fight, in some cases, the body can fight it off within months, in some other cases, the body failed to fight it off, when it lasts for 6 months, you're a carrier. You can't donate blood, plasma, body organs, etc. If it's hepatits C - many people who are infected with the hepatitis C virus do not know they are infected because they do not look or feel sick. Of course you can't donate blood either. If it's hepatitis D - hepatitis D is uncommon in the United States. Hepatitis D only occurs in people who are infected with the hepatitis B virus because HDV is an incomplete virus that requires the helper function of HB

Answer 3

I just found out that my ex has hep b and c. We are trying to get back together and have had sex. I have had hep b shots all 3 but was wondering am I protected now will I get this from him. Should we have protection during sex or am I ok. Also what about hep c! Can I get this from him too?

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Get a blood test, so if you've been infected, and if you still have antibody to Hep-b. If the hep-b antibody shows negative, you need to get another vaccine. There's no vaccine for hep-c, but hep-c is less commonly transmitted through sexual intercourse, it's more commonly transmitted through sharing needles or organ transplant.

Answer 4

How can i know that if i have jaundice or not.... My skin is yellow inborn.

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A blood test will tell you.

Answer 5

Clinical Dr told me that I have hepatitis B please I need help.

Comments

Hepatitis B is treatable. For acute infection, no medication is available; treatment is supportive. There are several antiviral medications for persons with chronic infection (16). Your will need Rx from your doctor. Also need to watch out not transmitting to others.

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Answer 6

I was told I had hepatitis from a blood transfusion 49 years ago after delivering my twin girls and I am reached I don't have any symptoms at all I was just told I could never donate blood for anyone but myself I'm not sure which hepatitis I have

Comments

Hi Jessica, an easy way is to run a blood test, then you'll know everything you want to know. The following is what I can share. If it's hepatitis A - hepatitis A is a self-limited disease that does not result in chronic infection. It's been 49 years since you used that contaminated blood, you should have recovered long time ago. If it;s hepatits B - when the virus enters the body, the body starts to fight, in some cases, the body can fight it off within months, in some other cases, the body failed to fight it off, when it lasts for 6 months, you're a carrier. You can't donate blood, plasma, body organs, etc. If it's hepatits C - many people who are infected with the hepatitis C virus do not know they are infected because they do not look or feel sick. Of course you can't donate blood either. If it's hepatitis D - hepatitis D is uncommon in the United States. Hepatitis D only occurs in people who are infected with the hepatitis B virus because HDV is an incomplete virus that requires the helper function of HB

Answer 7

I just found out that my ex has hep b and c. We are trying to get back together and have had sex. I have had hep b shots all 3 but was wondering am I protected now will I get this from him. Should we have protection during sex or am I ok. Also what about hep c! Can I get this from him too?

Comments

Get a blood test, so if you've been infected, and if you still have antibody to Hep-b. If the hep-b antibody shows negative, you need to get another vaccine. There's no vaccine for hep-c, but hep-c is less commonly transmitted through sexual intercourse, it's more commonly transmitted through sharing needles or organ transplant.

Answer 8

How can i know that if i have jaundice or not.... My skin is yellow inborn.

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A blood test will tell you.

Answer 9

My 28 yr old son just told me that he has hepatitis b. How dangerous it?

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well,... all he need to keep blood himself if skin cut need to cover don't let people touch that blood. I have a hepatitis b since I was about 22 or 23 (onset) now I am 47.... 24/25 years carrier... there are no cureable! that s what I hope for I've been waiting for dr or whoever will tell me and people there have a new med for cureable. I am sorry that your son got one... I pray for everybody who have a hep b people to keep health and willing take risk to death! it s hard for me to avoid death. cuz I have a 5 kids . may god bless with all of us..

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I thought hep b was not that serious. It's said more than 9 out of 10 adults who get hepatitis B totally recover with appropriate treatments. My grandma got hep b 10 years ago and she recovered in weeks. And now she's doing fine.