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Jaked
Jaked

I have hepatitis b, my (viral load) DNA Quantification_2456 iu/ml. DNA Quantification (viral load)14288.10copies/ml, log value 3.39.my SGPT (ALT) 58.83U/L, SGOT (AST) 38.25U/L, Globulin 3.80 g/dI My HBeAg-hepatitis B Envelope Antigen 0.00 (Negative). Please what is my risk and what medication or drugs will I take?.

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  • Bollyarchive
    Bollyarchive Jaked

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    If you are in the UK your treatment is free on the NHS.  Ideally your GP will prescribe Tenofovir for life, to make sure your viral load is zero/undetectable.  All the time your viral load is above zer/detectable your liver will be inflamed and more likely to develop fibrosis, followed by cirrhosis, followed by a high risk of HCC liver cancer.  You cannot cure Hepatitis B but you can reduce its risk to your health greatly with this anti viral treatment.

    At the same time you should make sure your nearest and dearest are vaccinated with the Hep B vaccination to protect them, and make sure you dont share personal items such as razors, toothbrushes etc.  Also do not have unprotected sex as Hep B can be transmitted via sexual intercourse.

    • jaky
      jaky Bollyarchive

      Posted

      please which dugs is good for me to use it,for my treatment?t
    • Jaked
      Jaked jaky

      Posted

      Please you told me to use tenofovir, please I want kn
    • Jaked
      Jaked jaky

      Posted

      Please you told me to use tenofovir but please can I know the mg and dosage
    • Bollyarchive
      Bollyarchive Jaked

      Posted

      In the UK doctors usually presribe either Tenofovir or Entecavir.  These can only be prescribed by a hospital doctor, not a local GP.  Patients on these drugs must attend hospital clinics and be carefully monitored.  Its the specialist hepatologist who will assess which drug suits you best.  You must certainly not try to buy them online or take them without any medical supervision.
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