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Public event 40 days after hepatitis A

2023-10-29 14:19:09
Can I go to a public event 40 days after getting hepatitis A symptoms? I want to go to an event with 150-200 people but I'm wondering if it is safe to do so. I don't have any noticeable symptoms anymore. 13 days ago my bilirubin was 2.7(total) and 1.3(direct), SGOT 44, SGPT 57.
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What was your previous LFT to check the trend in liver enzyme levels. You can go if you don't have any symptoms of fatigue. What was your viral marker report ?
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send your previous viral reports. get a follow up LFT

Answered2023-10-29 18:07:19

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