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Hepatitis b
Hi this is Abhilash surya, my query is that recently my friend got HBSAG positive in report was it dangerous and transfer to another person am feeling some what nervous please let me know about this how it will transfer if transferred
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Hepatitis B is a virus, it’s dangerous if not treated accordingly, it can cause liver failure and other complications if not treated in some. But do not worry there is treatment for Hepatitis B, we treat it with antiviral drugs if required based on this liver function report and viral load. It has different modes of transmission through blood transfusions , mother to child, sexual route.
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Get hepatitis b - ELISA test to confirm. Liver function test ( blood test) then Hepatitis B viral load ( quantitative).
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Vaccination has to be done for family members
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