Skyracer
12-27-2002, 05:16 AM
Is there any cure or pills for heptitis B?? can a HBV patient be married???what should they take note???hope someone can reply me, thanx
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LOST1 12-27-2002, 01:56 PM Howdy Skyracer- Welcome to the board, There is a HBV vaccine, it comes in three shots, over several months, seek medical advice Quickly if you belive you have HBV. Of course someone with HBV can be married, but since HBV can be passed on like other virus's and very notably sexualy- very easily, precautions are a must. Be well + ------------------ --Get Outdoors-Enjoy Life----Neil Skyracer 12-27-2002, 11:08 PM what if a person get HBV,can they be cured or recovered from the HBV???is there any treatment for them??? Skyracer 12-27-2002, 11:13 PM can HBV Spread by having meal with HBV carriers???can they eat together or have to Eat seperate? sean 12-29-2002, 11:55 AM Hi Sky-- There are indeed treatments for hep B. Lamuidine is, I beleie, the most common now, although interferon is also used in some cases. you can try hivandhepatitis in a search engine for much more info. don't let the hi referenc3e scare you as it does so many. this is a good site for reserach based info., using good science, in common sense language. you can NOT get hep b from sharing dinner or breadfast with someone. or pass it on, either. hep A, maybe, but not b.--at least not as i understand things. good luck sean sean 12-29-2002, 01:42 PM Sky sorry, the "v" on my keyboard is sticky. I meant to write that in addition to interferon LamiVudine, is I believe, the preferred tx option now for adanced cases of hep b. with any luck, yours is NOT advanced to that point. there are many newer treatments as well, more so than for hep c., anyway. Yes, a person with hep can have a normal life, with some precautions taken. Mostly, I must suggest that you get to a liver doctor, a hepatologist, a gastroentorologist, and please make sure your doctor is an easy-to-talk-to type, and take a pad and pen with you when you see him or her. And take LOTS of notes. Let us know how you make out. sean [This message has been edited by sean (edited 12-29-2002).] Skyracer 12-30-2002, 04:04 AM Thanx you all.i got some questions are that is a HBV carrier can kiss another?can they have children?? is the Hep B treatment expensive?? thanbey 12-30-2002, 10:46 AM Hi Sky, People with hepatitis B lead normal lives. That means a all phases of family life and activities. Hepatitis B is very common in Asian countries and it is a huge problem in terms of public health there. Malaysia, being a modern and prosperous country, surely must have resources for you to get specific information. If you doctor has not been helpful, contact your local public health department. I do provide a book on hepatitis B, and you can contact me through the website for more information on how to obtain a copy if you wish. As with any of the hepatitis's avoid alcohol, smoking and toxins (second hand smoke, chemical exposure, excess tylenol, etc) I hope this helps, thanbey www.hcop.org (http://www.hcop.org) ------------------ www.hcop.org (http://www.hcop.org) preapproved by moderator1 |
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