Well, it is correct that vaccination helps as a child for most of the people. But there is this <5% population, that may require second dose or booster shot.
People with risky life styles or who live with person(s) infected or people who suspect that they may come in contact , will be better off getting tested for HBsAb.
.. if you got the vaccination whenyou were a child you should be immune for the time being as well..
Get tested - that is the only way to find out whether you have immunity or you have infection.
I "found out" because she told me a few days later that she's been a hep B carrier since birth.
come on steven... he only had cuts on his fingers not all over his body man... particularly the fingers he was using .
anywayyyyyyyyyyyyy i am off to bed....pretty tiring month all together,.. no sleep at all.
plus , the cowboys lost last night so thats depressing.. even more depressing than this finger cuts story
I have a couple of questions for these kind of threads,
"I had sexual contact with such and such, or I had sex with a sex worker...I received such and such, then I found out that person has HepB and I have cuts on this and that body part."
The question is how do you "find out" the person has HepB? Do you go to their doctors and demand their medical history. Or do you carry lab kits around and test fresh sample right.
The second question is how come you have cuts all over your body?