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1) What is hepatitis A and how do you get it? |
2) What's hepatitis B and how do you get it? Hep A is caused by feces (kaka) from an infected person ending up in the food supply..salad bars are especially suspect. Hand washing after contact with any unclean surface is vital, but will not prevent Hep A infection..unless the hand you shook was contaminated with feces from an infected individual..it's usually raw, or undercooked food that spreads this malady. Hep B is usually spread by blood products, more importantly, sharing syringes in the IV drug abuse population, but any contact with infected blood or body fluids can transmit the disease. Hep C is a real culprit in that blood/body fluids play the most instrumental part in transmission, it can be spread by sharing toothbrushes, or using the instrument to snort drugs..Hep A, B, C are all viral infections of the liver, Hep A is usually mild and full recovery is likely..Hep B and C are the reason for most of the liver transplants, and can cause serious and life limiting conditions...Hope this helped. |
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Hep A is caused by feces (kaka) from an infected person ending up in the food supply..salad bars are especially suspect. Hand washing after contact with any unclean surface is vital, but will not p... There is clinically no way to differentiate between the different types of hepatitis. With Hep A the usual applies. Rest, hydration, and avoid anything that can stress the liver (alcohol, APAP). ... A hep. titer will tell if you have antibodies to hepatitis. If you have any antibodies and have never been vaccinated, it shows that you have had hep. If you have been vaccinated, it tells more or ... Hepatitis and symtoms can be very painful. It is a catch 22. Taking pain meds can destroy the liver quicker and are very addicting. If one does not clear on treatment, he/she must try to live a ver... Hepatitis is simply inflammation of the liver. There are literally hundreds ans hundreds of possible causes of acute and chronic hepatitis. Viruses, medicines, toxins, hereditary illnesses, a... Rosy is right. When someone is infected with Hep A they excrete the virus in their feces while they are infected, but they will eventually successfully clear the infection and after that point a... No. Two reasons. Hepatitis C can be transmitted only blood to blood. That means that only if infected blood gets into your blood, not if you eat something bloody. Second reason....dogs are no... yes, wear gloves and wash you hands. there is a shot you can get to be immune to hep b. get it. ... |
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