hep b

[ravenrein]

I was employed as ofw in the middle east but the gov requires a hep b medical examination. I was all set and basically started working while waiting for the result. My world fell down knowing that I'm positive with hepatitis b. I cried every night as I think my family's future. My employer was very kind that she still ran several exams for second opinions, but still, nothing's changed. I didn't know where I got this but that's no longer important. My very good employer tried everything but has nothing to do about it. She told me that l am welcome to go back, with her expense, once I get better and healthy again. I had researched this disease and I am hopeful that this will be curable. Now I'm back in the Phil's for treatment and got no idea where to go and to find a doctor specialized with this. Any recommendation would be of great help. I'm currently in metro manila. Thanks everyone. #Godspeed

[pong58]

Gastroentetologist hanapin mo. Anu ba work mo sa middle east?

[ravenrein]

@stef2011 any particular place and/or doctor that I should look to? I'm so clueless with these infos yet I was able to search online hospitals with gastroenterologist but no specific doctor whatsoever. Any recommendations perhaps?

[lana07]

I sed we have the same fate... i also went to uae for work after one yer i came out to be posiyive... thats y my old company have to bring me back here in philippines to be healthy again

[stef2011]

you got it at birth from your mother as 98% does, to clear you need hbsag quantitative in iu/ml by abbott architect or roches elecsys, hbvdna quantitative in iu/ml and hbv genotype.with these tests we know if you can clear hbsag by peginterferon

in the philippines this is available only in a research hbv center in the capitol

[chrisabdur]

Can you translate to english plz @lana07

[lana07]

Pareho tau ng sinapit... aq din d q alam panu aq nagkaroon ... 1 yer lng tingagal q sa dubai....sana maclear natin tong virus...