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Hepatitis -B
I would like to be know something that for my marriage one proposal has come from one bride families. Families of Bride are informed that Bride was suffered by Hepatitis- B in her Childhood around 30 years ago since 1992 and her father was died on 1992 due to Hepatitis B issues . Bride party Now said that she is now completely cured , No treatment is going on currently and can be successfully lead happy matrimonial life infuture . But my question is to doctors there would be any problem infuture if I marry her in medical point of view.
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Dr. Saurabh Tiwari
Neuropsychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Lucknow
You need to be vaccinated for hepatitis B with booster doses time to time,,,As mortality in hepatitis B is very less even less than 2 % but still there is chance you can get infection from him,,, though things can be more clear by reviewing his hepatitis profile.
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