"Hepatitis"

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Q: What is Hepatitis B, and how does it affect the liver?

Hepatitis B is caused due to hepatitis B virus, it is transferred through infected blood or from mother to child. It causes inflammation in the liver of a person. It creates issues in the liver, which can led to liver cancer.

There are a lot of liver issues, it will give you a tough time. It lowers the liver activity and impurify the blood.

Q: What are the symptoms of acute and chronic Hepatitis B?

The basic symptoms of the hepatitis is yellowing of the skin and eyes. Moreover, there is pain in the abdomen, feeling dizziness, pain in the stomach and not eating food.

• In some instances, this diseases is silent for many days and appears later. It might have fatigue in the liver or abnormal feeling in the body.

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Q: What are the common ways in which Hepatitis B is transmitted?

It can be transferred in many ways. Infected blood contact, carried in semen or unprotective intercourse. From mother to children after birth. Most of the cases includes sharing needles of a syringe; this is the reason behind many transfer of diseases. Further, exposure to unnecessary physical contact with someone. e.g. having sex with someone without caring, intercourse is also the reason behind hepatitis B transfer and also other auto immune diseases.

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Q: How can Hepatitis B be prevented?

The important thing to control hepatitis is relying on vaccination in early stages to prevent spreading of the disease. Vaccinating pregnant women after screening; if she contains virus infects. Moreover, using hygienic and new needles for new vaccination and blood collection from direct contact with human skin.

Using protective techniques for prevention of spreading of disease. Regular checkups and keeping your liver healthy in many ways.

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