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Should I get tested even though I have no symptoms? What are the conditions or chances I am asymptomatic to HepaB?
so you're saying that I don't really have it and that I should get tested to slam the negative test on my face so I'd be relaxed? Or I have a slim chance i got it?
my mom said i had complete vaccinations when i was young but she can't remember if i had hepa B vaccine.
I read from your post that you said hepatitis can be transmitted thru oral sex. However, the doctors here said that they don't know any case at all. Any comments on this?
You can get it if you have any cuts or sores, If you have contact with anyone who has it through saliva, blood, semen etc.
Just get it checked again in a few weeks if you want. Then go get vaccinated after!
Just get it checked again in a few weeks if you want. Then go get vaccinated after!
now I'm confused. What you are saying is totally different from what the doctors are saying. They said that hepatitis risk for oral sex is zero. now i'm confused :((
That is not true! Well you can get Hep B from the following:
Semen, Blood, Saliva (But not as common) .... Then drug use, and being born with it.
If one of those gets into a cut into a sore obviously you can get infected.
Thats why they have Hep B with STD's because it can be transmitted that way.
Saliva is not generally the main way of transmission but if you have a cut or a sore obviously its not good!
If you want to confirm your results of your test again, then go get tested again!
Simple as that. You can go as many times as you want.
Semen, Blood, Saliva (But not as common) .... Then drug use, and being born with it.
If one of those gets into a cut into a sore obviously you can get infected.
Thats why they have Hep B with STD's because it can be transmitted that way.
Saliva is not generally the main way of transmission but if you have a cut or a sore obviously its not good!
If you want to confirm your results of your test again, then go get tested again!
Simple as that. You can go as many times as you want.
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