Question: I will say in advance that my mother is sick with hepatitis (that just do not know how, like C). The situation is this: my girlfriend persuaded me to help with the gel strips to remove hair on legs, doing the whole procedure and good legs with a razor to fool grabbed my mother's sponge that used to tear off the remaining gel from the feet, then peroxidized and realized that my legs were wounded with a razor Toli Toli these strips. So the question of how much real chance of transmission of hepatitis through such a thing as a washcloth, if we assume that the mother regularly practice them? And how many do I go to donate blood for analysis, will there be enough of the month in order to know what would have hepatitis or not? And preparing for the worst. Rak I realized hepatitis be treated? ie the virus itself can infect and kill anyone, I can not? Pts shore of the health of those around me, and especially the girl with a bandaged serious relationship. Thanks in advance for the answer.
Answer: The most common infection occurs through contact with the blood of an infected person. Such contact is possible, for example, through transfusion of blood. Moreover, until recently infected through blood transfusions caused the greatest number of cases of hepatitis. This is evidenced by even the name of hepatitis C – Hepatitis posttransfuzionny, which means that the disease started after the transfusion. Currently, however, the blood donor compulsorily tested for hepatitis viruses B and C, so the risk of infection in this way was much less. In recent years, a very common way of contracting hepatitis infection has been drug through the use of a needle. Therefore, drug addicts are at higher risk of all forms of hepatitis. In addition, the hepatitis viruses can be transmitted through tattooing, acupuncture, ear piercing sterile needles. Therefore, to engage in such manipulation is possible only in conditions where the person will provide high-quality disposable materials. Hepatitis viruses B, C, D, G and can be transmitted sexually, that is, through sexual contact. The most common sexually transmitted hepatitis B, the risk of sexual transmission of the other hepatitis viruses is considered negligible. Of course, the greatest risk of contracting hepatitis are people, often and randomly changing sexual partners. It is believed that the likelihood of contracting hepatitis C have spouses that store loyalty is low. Household by hepatitis is not transmitted. Control analysis of hepatitis B can be done 1 month after possible contamination.
Question: 2 years ago I was a donor. Kozda came next term of donation, I was told that I have a suspicion of chronic hepatitis C. Now I got my guy. The close relationship we have nachalisv January and we do not protect. In early March, he was in the hospital for examination and he was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B (although I do not know what). Tell me please, I could infect him
Answer: If you have hepatitis C, it could. It would not hurt to know what your hepatitis in a young man.
Question: Recently learned that am a registered with infectionist since 2002 (I am the bearer of gipatita C), learned about it only now. How is this possible? Why not put me know? Now I hand tests every half year since 2006 in the analysis did not find anything. Could this be a mistake? And if I did all the media, how it might affect my family
Answer: Why do you put on the record, the question is not on adres4u. Turn testing. possible error.
Question: I have a 2 years ago, such as revealed chronic hepatitis B but clear signs nebylo and no. and the results show that there is. for any analysis of its apparently can detect. And in general as srashen it and how it can be transmitted to othe
Answer: In the diagnosis of hepatitis B focuses on a survey of the patient and to identify risk factors for hepatitis B: evidence of intravenous drugs, cases of blood transfusion, surgical interventions and other manipulations associated with the violation of the integrity of skin or mucous membranes, casual sex, in close contact with carriers of hepatitis B virus or with patients with chronic liver disease in the period from 6 weeks to 6 months before the onset of the disease. For diagnosis of hepatitis B is very important results of tests for antigens. Hepatitis B virus contains 3 major antigen: surface NVsAg, internal NVcAg (which can be determined only in liver cells) and the associated NVeAg. All of these antigens in the course of infection antibodies. For their determination using enzyme-linked immunoassay (ELISA). In addition to tests for antibodies, an important role in the diagnosis of hepatitis B is an analysis of the DNA of hepatitis B virus, which is carried out by polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Based on the results of blood tests for hepatitis B can determine the stage of the disease, chronic hepatitis B, and the availability of immunity to infection with hepatitis B. In the positive analysis of hepatitis B survey is conducted by the ELISA for the presence of a patient's blood markers of delta viral infection, that is Hepatitis D. After an incubation period of the first symptoms of hepatitis. Hepatitis can be acute, chronic or asymptomatic. The most dangerous form of chronic hepatitis, but chronic course may not be for all forms of hepatitis, but only for hepatitis B, C, D. From the standpoint of the possibility of infection is very dangerous and asymptomatic hepatitis. The degree of severity of viral hepatitis may also be different. Depending on the severity of liver injury in the development of hepatitis B are usually distinguished by a light, moderate or severe forms of hepatitis. In addition, fulminant occurs, that is a form of fulminant hepatitis, which is considered the most dangerous because of its rapid development to the formation of necrosis of the liver. It is fulminant hepatitis carries a high probability of death. The specific symptoms depend on the form of hepatitis, which affects the patient. Common symptoms may include only a general malaise, which, however, can not be called a characteristic feature, as it is characteristic of all viral infections. P
Question: Tell me how it is transmitted hepatitis B. sexually through sperm? If the sperm gets into the body of another, only then can the risk of disease? I have hepatitis B, there is a girl devstrvennitsa if she could get sick
Answer: You do not have sperm. It is enough if the allocation of reproductive organs (mucus) falls on vaginal mucosa.
Question: My nephew discovered hepatitis B. Can my child get from it? We live together, and children in contact with each other. Thanks in advance for the answer.
Answer: Hepatitis B is transmitted only if the virus penetrates directly into the blood. In household contact person is not contagious, but it should be provided with personal hygiene, which may be blood: soap, shampoo, toothbrush, hairbrush, etc. The child is better to instill a vaccine against hepatitis B, as well as all family members.
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