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Helatitis B related query

2020-08-28 02:20:19
My hbsag is positive and hbeag is negative. What does this mean. Any precaution required during pregnancy
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Yes. You are hepatitis B infected. Your baby is at risk of acquiring the same as well. You should het your viral load done. Again your child should revieve HEpatitis IG immediately after birth as well vaccinated within 12 hrs. For you treatment can be started after delivery and viral load count. Get all these investigations as well as LFTs done.  For prescription contact online.

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You are hepatitis B positive Need to be very careful Please consult with me on my private chat window for full treatment details..

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