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heppatitis B
what is happititisB?? how it should be cure?? what kind of treatment in happititis B??? is possible to cure ???
if the patient have "total bilirubin" ='1.20' and "direct bilirubin "= 0.80 ... and is INR = 1.5 in upto 28/8/2008
than we starterd treatment on hapititis B after 3 month again checlikng blood
than "total bilirubin" ='1.20' and "direct bilirubin "= 0.20 ... INR = 1.3 on blood checking date is =16/11/2008
doctor now said again we checking blood after 3 months if that peroid hepatitis B not cure than give injections to cure?? and now days doctor told dont eat medicine ...??? or tablet that he give first of three month???
but i want to asked
is possible to cure hapatitis B??? bcoz most of the doctos says is not possible to cure hapatitis B???
why doctos not gives injection for this month ownword why they wating for next three month ????
and if injection they give is possible to cure for injection ????
and is possible to marry that person ?? if that person marry and this hapititis B is transmitted to her partners body ??? or his childerns ???
in what condition that person marry ???? but is possible to marry or not ???
ok i think i get your questions.
1- there is current cure for Hep B. better medications are introduced constantly to control the replication of the virus in your body but no current medicine to cure the disease.
2- what is your complete Hep B profile ? can you list complete blood results for your hep B such as ALT, AST, HbeAg, HbeAb etc...... maybe it will be easier to learn more about the status of the disease.
3 - the person that you want to get married needs to be vaccinated . ( take the Hep B vaccine) and that way they are immuned to the virus . its a series of 3 shots taken over a period of 6 months. you dont want to have unprotected sex before you complete all 3 shots. after that its life as normal. as for children, they are given the Hep B vaccine shot in the first 12 hours of thier lives so they are mostly immuned. if you live in a country other than the US where hep B vaccine shot is not regulated for newborns, make sure newborns get the vaccine right after they are born.
4- why is your doctor not giving you the shot ? well , have you taken any medcine whether by injection or by mouth ? if so then did you ask why the doctor has stopped it ? if you havent taken any type of treatment at all then you probably are in the inactive state and are living your life as a healthy carrier but i can not tell you any further details until you list your complete hep B and blood results . not everyone with Hep B needs treatment . a lot of people live a normal life with medical monitoring every 3-6 months depending on the current status of the infected person at any given time.
do not worry NEHA, people with Hep B live a normal life. varies ofcourse from one person to the next but for the most part a normal life. they do need to take extra care of their diet, life style, and need to take care of their bodies. some need medicine and others dont. a friend on here says " most people die with Hep B but not from it" and that is a true statement. new sciences makes it easier for people to live with Hep B.
yes u can get married and have childrne. we are mostly married with children here on this forum . live healthy thats all. talk more to your doctor and ask more questions and dont forget post what you can of your complete hep b profile and blood work results
1- there is current cure for Hep B. better medications are introduced constantly to control the replication of the virus in your body but no current medicine to cure the disease.
2- what is your complete Hep B profile ? can you list complete blood results for your hep B such as ALT, AST, HbeAg, HbeAb etc...... maybe it will be easier to learn more about the status of the disease.
3 - the person that you want to get married needs to be vaccinated . ( take the Hep B vaccine) and that way they are immuned to the virus . its a series of 3 shots taken over a period of 6 months. you dont want to have unprotected sex before you complete all 3 shots. after that its life as normal. as for children, they are given the Hep B vaccine shot in the first 12 hours of thier lives so they are mostly immuned. if you live in a country other than the US where hep B vaccine shot is not regulated for newborns, make sure newborns get the vaccine right after they are born.
4- why is your doctor not giving you the shot ? well , have you taken any medcine whether by injection or by mouth ? if so then did you ask why the doctor has stopped it ? if you havent taken any type of treatment at all then you probably are in the inactive state and are living your life as a healthy carrier but i can not tell you any further details until you list your complete hep B and blood results . not everyone with Hep B needs treatment . a lot of people live a normal life with medical monitoring every 3-6 months depending on the current status of the infected person at any given time.
do not worry NEHA, people with Hep B live a normal life. varies ofcourse from one person to the next but for the most part a normal life. they do need to take extra care of their diet, life style, and need to take care of their bodies. some need medicine and others dont. a friend on here says " most people die with Hep B but not from it" and that is a true statement. new sciences makes it easier for people to live with Hep B.
yes u can get married and have childrne. we are mostly married with children here on this forum . live healthy thats all. talk more to your doctor and ask more questions and dont forget post what you can of your complete hep b profile and blood work results
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