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Is it OK to do exercise if you are a Hepatitis B patient?



Is it OK to do exercise if you are a Hepatitis B patient?

Hepatitis B is a disease most often transmitted by sexual contact with an infected person. It has, according to my doctor, 3 outcomes, they are: 1. it will become chronic, 2. it will not become chronic, but you may carry it and infect others. 3. you will become immune to it and everything is good.

Exercise is encouraged as it helps your immune system stay strong. Don't over do it. Exercise, good sleep, plenty of water and your body will do the best it can to fight the disease. Source(s): Personal Experience
Absolutely! Hep B doesn't dilute your strength. In fact, it takes years and years and years to work on the liver/enzymes and thus it is why people don't ever know they have it. Exercise and do all things at will except utilize any intoxicants which would speed up/abet the Hep B.
Indeed it is, in fact it's encouraged. It will not harm you and you will benefit your overall health aside from the hepatits. It'll help give you strength and energy, just as it would if you weren't a hepatitis patient.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hepatit...
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