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I Was Diagnosed Hepa B. What Food Should I Avoid And Should I Eat ?
I was diagnosed hepa b. What food should I avoid and should I eat ? I was diagnosed hepa b. Now, my doctor forgot to tell if it s reactive or non- reactive but she said my liver is healthy. Do i still need to get vaccine because she said she has to ask the internal medicine if i need for treatment. What food should i avoid and should i eat? Thank you!
Wed, 5 Oct 2011
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if u get infected with hep B virus .u needn't get vaccination cuz u already developed antibody to that virus and for the other question u needn't avoid any food except alcohol .
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If at present you are only in carrier stage as per your doctor said your liver is healthy
you do not require any food restrictions. But if you have active viral hepatitis rest
high carbohydrate,fat restriction diet low in fat,normal protein diet will help. rest is
equally important. Thanks
If at present you are only in carrier stage as per your doctor said your liver is healthy
you do not require any food restrictions. But if you have active viral hepatitis rest
high carbohydrate,fat restriction diet low in fat,normal protein diet will help. rest is
equally important. Thanks
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Hi,
Hepatitis B is a viral infection and sometimes turns into a chronic (long term ) infection. It mainly involves liver cells and leads to liver damage . This disease is preventable by vaccines, but once infected, vaccination is not recommended. Like in all hepatitis, you need to avoid alcohol. Alcohol aggrevates hepatitis. Enjoy your food which you like.
Your doctor has a number of options in prescribing you Drugs to treat Hepatitis B. Treatment is usually for six months to a year. Treatment will prevent you from complications of Hepatitis B .
Best luck
Hepatitis B is a viral infection and sometimes turns into a chronic (long term ) infection. It mainly involves liver cells and leads to liver damage . This disease is preventable by vaccines, but once infected, vaccination is not recommended. Like in all hepatitis, you need to avoid alcohol. Alcohol aggrevates hepatitis. Enjoy your food which you like.
Your doctor has a number of options in prescribing you Drugs to treat Hepatitis B. Treatment is usually for six months to a year. Treatment will prevent you from complications of Hepatitis B .
Best luck
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