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Signs And Symptoms Of Hepatitis B You Must Not Ignore || Everything You Need To Know
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Nov 14, 2024
Support our health outreach 👉 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/healthaware https://youtu.be/D2NNQvmYVo4 https://youtu.be/S5XWyL6Eh2g Hepatitis B, caused by the HBV virus, is a liver infection that can manifest as either acute, resolving without treatment, or chronic, potentially leading to serious complications like cirrhosis and liver cancer. Globally, HBV poses a significant health threat, with approximately 887,000 deaths attributed to HBV-related liver disease in 2015 alone. According to estimates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention C D C in 2016, around 862,000 individuals in the United States are living with a chronic HBV infection. While HBV typically presents as a short-term condition in most adults with no lasting harm, a small percentage (2–6%) may progress to chronic infection, raising the risk of liver cancer. Alarmingly, about 90% of infants infected with HBV are prone to developing chronic infections. This video aims to delve into various aspects of HBV, covering transmission, early symptoms, and available treatments. But before we delve deeper, remember to subscribe and enable notifications for more engaging health-related content. And to help us come up with more health content, consider supporting our health outreach, link in the description of this video.
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Hepatitis B caused by the hbv virus is a
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liver infection that can manifest as
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either acute resolving without treatment
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or chronic potentially leading to
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serious complications like curosis and
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liver cancer globally hbv poses a
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significant Health threat with
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approximately 887 th000 deaths
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attributed to hbv related liver disease
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in 2015 alone according to estimates by
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the Centers for Disease Control and
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prevention CDC in 2016 around 862,5kg
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about 90 of infants in infected with hbv
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are prone to developing chronic
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infections this video aims to delve into
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various aspects of hbv covering
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transmission early symptoms and
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available treatments but before we delve
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deeper remember to subscribe and enable
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notifications for more engaging health
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related content and to help us come up
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with more Health content consider
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supporting our health Outreach Link in
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the description of this video so what is
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Hepatitis B hbv has the potential to
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induce liver infection and inflammation
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notably individuals can Harbor hbv
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without exhibiting symptoms thereby
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unknowingly transmitting the virus to
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others while some may remain
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asymptomatic others might only
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experience an initial infection that
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resolves on its own however for a subset
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of individuals the condition progresses
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to a chronic state in chronic cases the
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virus persistently assaults the liver
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causing Progressive and irreversible
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damage over time in 2017 the CDC
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received reports of
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3,47 cases of hbv infection yet
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considering instances where infections
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Go unreported the actual number of acute
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HPV infections might have approached
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approximately
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22,100 causes the culprit behind hbv
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infections is the Hepatitis B virus
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infiltrating the body this virus is
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present in Blood and various bodily
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fluids making transmission possible
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through Simon vaginal fluids and blood
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blood additionally HPV can be
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transmitted from an infected mother to
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her newborn during child birth engaging
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in unprotected sex and sharing needles
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are common risk factors for
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transmission moreover individuals may
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contract hbv when visiting regions where
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the infection is prevalent it's worth
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noting that carriers can unwittingly
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spread the virus since it often remains
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asymptomatic
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symptoms many cases of hbv infections
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occur during infancy or childhood
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primarily due to to transmission from
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mother to child during child birth
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however diagnosing HPV in childhood is
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rare as it often presents with minimal
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symptoms in children under 5 years old
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or in adults with compromised immune
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systems symptoms of a new hbv infection
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may not be readily apparent among those
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aged 5 years and older approximately
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3050 will display initial signs and
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symptoms acute symptoms typically emerge
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around 6150 days following exposure to
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the virus and can persist for several
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weeks to 6 months in individuals with
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chronic hbv infection recurring episodes
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of abdominal pain persistent fatigue and
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joint discomfort may be
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experienced early
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symptoms if HPV does cause symptoms
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early on they may
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include one
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fever two joint pain three fatigue four
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nausea five
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vomiting six loss of
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appetite seven abdominal pain eight dark
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urine nine clay colored
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stools 10 jaundice or yellowing of the
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skin and whites of the eyes
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transmission hbv is transmissible when
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blood semen or another bodily fluid from
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a person with the virus enters the body
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of an individual who does not have it
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more specifically infection can occur
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one when a woman with hbv gives birth
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two during sexual
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activity three as a result of sharing
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needles syringes or other drug injection
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devices four as a result of practicing
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unsafe Tattoo
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Techniques five by sharing personal
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hygiene items such as razors and
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toothbrushes health workers may be at
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risk through unsafe medical practices
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such as reusing medical equipment not
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using personal protection or incorrectly
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disposing of
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Sharps hbv cannot spread through one
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food or water two shared eating
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utensils three
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breastfeeding four
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hugging five
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kissing six holding
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hands seven
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coughing eight
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sneezing nine insect bites the virus can
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survive outside the body for at least 7
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days during this time it can still cause
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infection if it enters the body of a
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person who has not received vaccination
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against it is it
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curable currently there is no cure for
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HPV but vaccination can effectively
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prevent initial infection antiviral
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medications are available to treat
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chronic infections in instances where
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chronic HPV results in permanent liver
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damage a liver transplant can offer
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long-term survival
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benefits however with the administration
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of of an effective vaccine and the use
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of antiviral medications the number of
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individuals requiring liver transplants
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due to Chronic hbv may be significantly
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reduced treatment options there is no
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specific treatment cure or medication
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for an acute hbv infection supportive
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care will depend on the
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symptoms treatment for suspected
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exposure anyone who has had potential
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exposure to hbv can undergo a
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postexposure prophylaxis protocol
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this consists of hbv vaccination and
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hepatitis B immunoglobin hbig healthcare
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workers give the prophylaxis after the
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exposure and before an acute infection
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develops this protocol will not care an
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infection that has already developed
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however it decreases the rate of acute
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infection treatment for chronic hbv
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infection for chronic hbv infection
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antiviral medications are available
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while these medications do not
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constitute a cure for chronic hbv they
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effectively inhibit the virus's
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replication thus thwarting its
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advancement into severe liver
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disease individuals with chronic HPV
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infection are at risk of rapidly
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developing curosis or liver cancer often
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without warning in cases where access to
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adequate treatment or facilities is
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lacking liver cancer can prove fatal
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within months of
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diagnosis regular medical evaluation and
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liver ultrasound every 6 12 months are
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essential for individuals with chronic
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hbv infection this monitoring regimen
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enables healthc Care Professionals to
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assess the progression of liver damage
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and the worsening of the condition
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accurately hepatitis bvs hepatitis C
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hepatitis encompasses various types
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including both HPV and the hepatitis C
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virus hcv which can manifest as acute or
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chronic
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infections the primary distinction
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between hbv and H lies in their modes of
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transmission from person to person while
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sexual transmission of shivi is uncommon
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it primarily spreads through contact
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between infected blood and non-infected
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blood Hepatitis B during
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pregnancy if a woman is infected with
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HPV and becomes pregnant there's a risk
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of transmitting the virus to her baby
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it's crucial for women to inform their
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delivering doctor about their hbv
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status upon birth the infant should
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promptly receive both the hbv vaccine
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and hbig hepatitis B immune globulin
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Within 12 24 hours this Swift
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intervention significantly diminishes
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the likelihood of the infant developing
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HPV infection the HPV vaccine is safe to
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receive while pregnant
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prevention people can prevent hvv
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infection by one wearing appropriate
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protective equipment when working in
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healthcare settings or dealing with
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medical
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emergencies two not sharing
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needles three following safe sexual
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practices four cleaning any blood spills
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or dried blood with gloved hands using a
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one 10 dilution of onep part household
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bleach to 10 parts water how long does
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the vaccine last according to the World
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Health Organization wh the complete
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vaccine series induces protective
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antibody levels in over 95 of infants
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Children and adolescents who receive it
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moreover the immune memory triggered by
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the hbv vaccine can endure for at least
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30 years in health individuals
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nonetheless ongoing studies aim to
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ascertain the duration of protection
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conferred by the vaccine are there side
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effects many individuals tolerate the
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hbv vaccine well according to the CDC
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the most common side effects of the hbv
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vaccine include fever and soreness at
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the injection site additionally swelling
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redness and hardened skin at the
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injection site may occur however it's
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crucial to note that very rarely the HPV
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vaccination can trigger a severe
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allergic reaction known as
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anaphylaxis is the vaccine a live virus
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the HPV vaccine contains no live virus
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this makes it safe for women to receive
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during pregnancy and
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lactation complications of hepatitis B
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ma infections can cause a range of
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life-threatening complications
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including one curosis this causes
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scarring on the liver and inhibits liver
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functions it can lead to liver failure
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two liver failure also known as endstage
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liver disease this can progress either
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rapidly or over a longer period the
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liver cannot replace damaged cells or
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function three liver cancer chronic K
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increases the risk of liver cancer
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although HPV is a significant Health
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concern around the world for most people
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the vaccine offers effective protection
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against the virus in conclusion being
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aware of the warning signs associated
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with hepatitis B is Paramount whether
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it's fever soreness or other symptoms
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recognizing and promptly addressing
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potential indicators can make a
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significant difference in managing this
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condition
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effectively remember early detection and
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intervention are key to preventing
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serious complications stay informed stay
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vigilant and prioritize your health by
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not ignoring any warning signs related
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to hepatitis
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B
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