What is Hepatitis B
Originally known as serum hepatitis, hepatitis B has only been recognized as such since World War II, and has caused current epidemics in parts of Asia and Africa. Hepatitis B is r...
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I am a very responsible carrier of this burden for 8 years now, but just sought consult to a gastro-enterologist 5 years ago. I never had any symptoms at all.
My doctor said that viral infection is always self-limiting; that the magnificent human body is designed to develop antibodies to combat different viruses. We just have to stay healthy all the time so that our immune system can do its job well. Sounds pretty easy to manage hepaB... but what takes my system too long to develop natural antibody against this virus when it can fight other viral infections (i.e chicken pox, mumps) in 1-2 weeks time? Posted on 05/30/09, 11:05 am |
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hey whathowhy your kids and your partner would be fine just like mine. they are free!!! thanks god 
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I worry too much. Yeah, I will just cross the bridge when I get there. I believe vaccines will be more affordable and accessible by the time I get there =)
thanks a lot
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