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Hepatitis B recovery

Excuse my english first. I am from small eastern europe-country and I can't get the answers that I need from the doctors here.
I am 27,male.
I got hepatitis,type B last december(10 months),and I stayed in a hospital for 18 days. It was bad and serious infection,including the gall bladder. I took antibiotycs,and I started to recover. Next four blood test ( I made every two monts) showed always:

HbsAg negative: index - 0.416
HbsAb positive  -304.50
Anticorps anti cores totals positive 0.009

ALT  - 13 (august)
GGT - 13
fosfatasa alc. - 58.

That looks good,and I feel Ok,but I still feel that heavyness under my ribs,and sometimes,when I stay sitting at the computer even pain. MY bowel movements are most of time clay/yellow,and I have still little yellow colour on my sclera.
Is this going to stay as this?
The thing is that I want to start sports again (fitnes,swimming),but I don't know if I am already cured/heald and if this is a good idea. Do I have to pay attention to that discomfort or it is usual. This is my first question.
Also: I'm I still contagious(my gums are somethimes bleeding),can I spear virus to my girlfriend?
I don't know how long it does take for the liver to recover. I keep diet,I don't drink,but I have that discomfort,and I"m confused.

I hope to find you all in good health whit these questions,and I wish you fast recovery and successful treatment.

Harry.


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You should get a treatment. Your girlfriend shoud get the vaccine if she hasn't already. Theres ia new drug called Hepsera My doctor recomend. Talk to your specialist about alternatives.
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Thanks. This medicine Hepsera is for chronic hepatitis,my(mine) was acute.

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