Hepatitis profile help.?

You do not have hepatitis. You have antibodies to both hepatitis A and B, either due to vaccination or due to a previous infection. Ig G antibodies indicate a previous infection. Ig M indicate a ...

Yes Hep A is fom contacminated food and water in certain countries, there is a vaccination against it. The different Hepatitis strains are passed different ways. Look up the cdc AND ALL WILL BE EXP...

you can still get hepatitis c as there is no vaccine for it. as for a and b? a you can get since there are different strains b you can't get once innoculated vaccines for a and b will no...

As Bayla and Stephanie said, there is no "normal" viral load. A viral load of less than 1,000,000 (or by some scales 800,000 IU's) is considered low, anything over that is considered...

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Hi hon. Hepatitis C is spread through blood to blood contact only. It is not passed from saliva, sweat, semen, tears, vaginal secretions, or any other bodily fluids. You must have direct blood to b...

You could have gotten hep c (HCV) the same way you got hep b (HBV). The risk factors for HCV are similar to HBV. Many people have HCV and don't find out for years or even decades because the s...

Yes, to simply answer the question. When you get the vaccine, you are asking the body to produce antibodies for Hep B. A Hep B carrier already has the antibodies for Hep B in their blood, so get...