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Can Hepatitis B In Early Stage Be Treated?

I received a positive hepatitis b result on my blood work. My doctor asked if I had taken the hepatitis vaccine recently (which I havent) and asked me to come back to the office and have more tests done. This is a recent discovery I had taken a hepatitis test a few months back and was negative. However, I recently had unprotected intercourse with my ex girlfriend recently. I am very concerned. Is it possible I am in the acute stages and I can develop antibodies to rid of this virus? I have no symptoms at all. Just very concerned. Please advise. Thank you
Wed, 10 Dec 2014
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How are you?
Welcome to HCM.
In acute stage, take anti viral drugs like ribavirine or acyclovir after consulting your doctor.
Avoid fatty diet.
Take green veg, beans, fresh fruits and protein rich diet more.
Take vaccine shots for future preventions.
Take glucose more with orange or lemon juice.
Constant monitor your liver enzymes.
Do USG also.
Hope this will helpful to you.
Thanks for contacting us.
Take care...
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Can Hepatitis B In Early Stage Be Treated?

Hello, How are you? Welcome to HCM. In acute stage, take anti viral drugs like ribavirine or acyclovir after consulting your doctor. Avoid fatty diet. Take green veg, beans, fresh fruits and protein rich diet more. Take vaccine shots for future preventions. Take glucose more with orange or lemon juice. Constant monitor your liver enzymes. Do USG also. Hope this will helpful to you. Thanks for contacting us. Take care...