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am shocked "Hepatitis".
hello Dr am 22 in china but am not chinese and i have tested for my 2nd time Physical examination and it was found that am HBsAg positive and (Anti-HCV) negtive am shocked coz i had never had of Hepatitis. so DR what does this mean and what can i do? help me pliz.
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I am not a doctor. There is no special diet. Just like everyone else, you should drink as little as possible, no smoking, and eat a balanced diet, plenty of exercise, and avoid being over-weight. If you are deficient in Vitamin D, then take supplement or spend more time in the sun. The idea is to minimize potential damage to the liver such as drinking or fatty liver. Coffee is good for you if you like it.
Thank you Dr. am going to see a doctor that is specialized in Hepatitis B as soon as possible. So Dr how about my eating diet and being liver friendly? can my eating diet work on the problem as well? and what should i eat?
Check this sites, there are a lot of info about HBV.
http://www.hepb.org
http://www.hbvadvocate.org
www.easl.eu
http://www.hepb.org
http://www.hbvadvocate.org
www.easl.eu
Just like what Stephen here said. Go and see the doctor there again and have them do a complete hbv profile test. So you know where you are.
ps. We are all still shocked I am not asian too and many other members also. This virus is not race specific. ;) unlike many people in the west think.
Just test. We are here to help.
ps. We are all still shocked I am not asian too and many other members also. This virus is not race specific. ;) unlike many people in the west think.
Just test. We are here to help.
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