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He has hepatitis C? |
I love him, but I am so concerned for him I don't have any clue what to do, he has no medical. We are working to get that, but in the meantime, how can I help? I am always so freaked out that his eyes and skin might be yellow, or whatever else that runs through my mind. there is no way in Hell I will leave him because of this, but what can I do to help him live with this disease, you know , like diets or exercise what do I watch for what should I be concerned about. thank you. It was a dirty tattoo needle He has it, and don't ever think about not going to a doctor because of no insurance. A lot of hospitals have doctors affiliated with them and you can get help paying the bills through them. Sometimes they will even cover the whole bill. Look into it! Well, there must be some clues, as you said, for being engaged with these types of diseases. For example having blood transfusion, several unsafe sexual contacts or being IV drug user. If your sure about him, all your suspections are inconsiderable. He needs to get his *** to a doctor and you need to stay away until it is all gone. Have you only just found out? |
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He has it, and don't ever think about not going to a doctor because of no insurance. A lot of hospitals have doctors affiliated with them and you can get help paying the bills through them. So... This must be a trick question because none of the answers are right. A. is not true because there are only vaccines for Hepatitis A and B. B. is not true because treatment for Hep B, C and D ... Yes, I've had it done twice. A nurse told me it was ok to do it, if it had been 1o years since the first time?? ...It can survive outside the body for up to 5 days ...Hepatitis B is a serious disease caused by a virus that attacks the liver. The virus, which is called hepatitis B virus (HBV), can cause lifelong infection, cirrhosis (scarring) of the liver, liver... He obviously has some type of problem if his counts are up but its hard to tell if it's autoimmune hepatitis. The best way to know is have his ANA checked and possibly a liver biopsy. A few ... If she is reusing needles then that is dodgy and disease can be spread. Report her to the health department. ...OK. Hep A is transmitted by a positive someone not washing their hands after using the bathroom (#2) and then someone else ingesting food that they have prepared, so what do you think? ... |
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