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Hepatitis B
I have hepatitis B by birth through my father and I came to know this disease on 2014. I followed up LFT, HBSag tests once on a six months. LFT was normal and HBSag was 149 ML/IU. I consume alcohol on occasionally like twice in a year. Is the disease irreversible completely.
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Yes it is. Do come and visit with all report for permanent cure.
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Yes..it's reversible.
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If you are in carrier state then it has no symptoms in your body.
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please give the detail about your history.
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