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What about hepatitis b & c? |
know this sounds dumb & know it is. is hep b & c both caused by drug use? Yep. Both can be caused by IV drug use. No. Hepatitis B and C are caused by two different viruses, HBV and HCV, respectively. Both can be transmitted by sharing contaminated needles used to inject heroin, but the drugs themselves don't cause the disease. That's silly! yes |
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Yep. Both can be caused by IV drug use. ...NO. If its true auto immune. Auto (latin for "self") means your own immune system is attacking your liver & causing inflammation (-itis is latin for inflammation/infection). Theref... You need to check out this link for more information on all types of hepatitis: ... Yours is likely now considered chronic. If your HBsAg is positive, your HBsAb is negative, your HBcAb is positive and your IgM anti-HBc is negative then it's chronic. Chronic hep B cannot ... Your husband needs to be seeing a doctor who deals with the entire digestive system like a gastroenterologist, or a doctor who specializes in the study of the liver like a hepatologist. Primary... "use another nickname" is right. But you can also sign a waiver for religious or philosophical beliefs, so you won't need to do the 2nd and 3rd doses at all. That's something y... Doctors have to weigh the pros and cons of the drug before they administer them to the patient. Drugs are like a two edge sword... they may help one condition the body has, but in the process,... Sounds like you're fine. Hep B/C can only be spread through direct exposure to bloods and sex(ual fuids) if introduced into the body through a wound or orifice. It seems unlikely that what you... |
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