Hepatitis B is a liver infection caused by hepatitis B. These infections can lead to further damage to the liver and cause liver cancer. People - people infected with this virus, do not realize that they are already infected. In general, in some countries hepatitis B is spread through mother to child.
Basic knowledge of Hepatitis
The word 'hepatitis' means inflammation of the liver. Liver function is very important for the welfare of your life. Liver function likely not work well when inflammation or damage occurs, and this can affect your health.
Inflammation of the liver can be caused by alcohol, drugs or viruses. A very common virus causing hepatitis in Australia is the hepatitis A virus, hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus All of these viruses are different, but they have similarities in affect liver function.
Hepatitis A is transmitted through contaminated food or water. The immune system will eliminate this virus by itself after some time.
Vaccinations are available to prevent hepatitis A.
Hepatitis C is transmitted through contact / relationship kedarah blood and can cause damage to the liver-and liver cancer. Vaccination to prevent hepatitis C has not been there, but treatment is available.
Information about hepatitis B can be obtained in this brochure. Vaccination to prevent hepatitis B and treatment has been available for patients with this disease.
What will happen if you are exposed to hepatitis B?
Hepatitis B can be acute or chronic. Someone who is infected with hepatitis B virus will remove the virus by itself within 6 months and will increase the durability of his own body to fight the virus in adults. Once they recover, they can not be infected by the hepatitis B virus again and can not pass it on to others. This is called acute hepatitis B.
Someone will be categorized as chronic hepatitis B infections continue to occur and if it exceeds 6 months. Chronic infection occurs in 90% of infants infected with hepatitis B virus and will cause damage to the liver, liver failure (when the heart is not functioning) and sometimes can cause liver cancer when they are adults.
The word 'hepatitis' means inflammation of the liver. Liver function is very important for the welfare of your life. Liver function likely not work well when inflammation or damage occurs, and this can affect your health.
Inflammation of the liver can be caused by alcohol, drugs or viruses. A very common virus causing hepatitis in Australia is the hepatitis A virus, hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus All of these viruses are different, but they have similarities in affect liver function.
Hepatitis A is transmitted through contaminated food or water. The immune system will eliminate this virus by itself after some time.
Vaccinations are available to prevent hepatitis A.
Hepatitis C is transmitted through contact / relationship kedarah blood and can cause damage to the liver-and liver cancer. Vaccination to prevent hepatitis C has not been there, but treatment is available.
Information about hepatitis B can be obtained in this brochure. Vaccination to prevent hepatitis B and treatment has been available for patients with this disease.
What will happen if you are exposed to hepatitis B?
Hepatitis B can be acute or chronic. Someone who is infected with hepatitis B virus will remove the virus by itself within 6 months and will increase the durability of his own body to fight the virus in adults. Once they recover, they can not be infected by the hepatitis B virus again and can not pass it on to others. This is called acute hepatitis B.
Someone will be categorized as chronic hepatitis B infections continue to occur and if it exceeds 6 months. Chronic infection occurs in 90% of infants infected with hepatitis B virus and will cause damage to the liver, liver failure (when the heart is not functioning) and sometimes can cause liver cancer when they are adults.
Chronic hepatitis B and your health
If you are already infected with chronic hepatitis B, you should visit a doctor at least once a year because of liver damage can occur anytime. Your doctor will give you the best advice in maintaining the health and maintenance of the liver. The doctor will also tell you if you need to take medication and will direct you to a specialist / liver specialist if necessary. Most people infected with chronic hepatitis B live healthy and do not need to take medication for hepatitis B disease.
To help your heart:
- reducing air-alcoholic drink or not at all
- eating a healthy diet balanced and reduce excessive fat
- maintain a healthy weight
- stop or reduce smoking
- regular exercise
- overcome your stress, get support and rest as much as possible.
- hepatitis A vaccination, to protect you from other hepatitis viruses, which can lead
- to more severe liver disease.
My son's Wife has Hepatitis B. My grandson was born last year June 2015. Her doctor said it was okay for her to breastfeed and she did. My grandson just had his first Hepatitis B test and they say he is testing positive for the Hepatitis B antibody. We are extremely worried. He is only 22 pounds and does not have an ounce of fat on him. What is going to happen to him? the Doctor said There is no cure, is there? Will he get progressively worse? Is it possible he contracted it because of the breastfeeding? Or was it through birth, i was so confused and i did not know what to do lucky i met a friend of mind who introduce me to a clinic called medication clinic located in South Africa who help her during her pregnant stage .i contracted the clinic and in the period of 7 days ,i was so surprised when the courier service delivered the medication to my door step.thanks to medication clinic for there support because now my grandson is hepatitis negative here is their email CONTACT THEM IF YOU ARE diagnosed OF HEPATITIS B, C VIRUS or any other sickness ..their email = medicationclinic@gmail.com
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