Q: i have a hepatitis b for past 2 years. shall i go to marry. pl tell it is dangerous disease? pl tell the life time: viral load <3.8 iu/ml

You can get married: Have your future wedding partner immunised with series of hepatitieb vaccine if not already given, and to be sure check the surface antibody level to confeirm the immunity to hepatitis b.

Q: healthy diet for a hepatitis b carrier. viral load of 2255?

Avoid toxins: A healthy diet for you and most of the rest of us would consist of eating mostly a plant based diet void of the chemicals found in highly processed foods or antibiotics/hormones found in animal products from today's factory farms. Also, avoid alcohol in excess and hepatotoxic drugs and you can rest assured you are on the right path. Good luck!

Q: could ayurveda have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

Ayurvedic medicine: I am not an Ayurvedic practitioner. However, I do believe that many alternative therapies can have overall beneficial effects on a person's well being. This, in turn, may translate into better response to traditional treatments. I don't know if anyone can give a definitive answer to your question, but if a person feels calmer, better, with alt. therapies, this can only be a good thing!

Q: could homeopathy have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

Collaborative care: A homeopath may be able to help you with hepatitis b, in collaboration with conventional medical care. There are over 100 remedies that include liver inflammation (hepatitis) in their complete symptoms. It's important to realize that homeopathy is not the kind of medicine that eliminates viruses, but it can strengthen the individual's resilience so that s/he can better fight off infection.

Q: a 25-year-old male 2 years before being diagnosed with hepatitis b.after checkup doctor said the viral load is within the limit. there is no need to take medicine. now, his lft says he has 0.8mg/dl of direct bilirubin. high level of direct bilirubin?

: The information you provided is not sufficient to provide a meaningful opinion. It would be prudent to consult a GI/Liver specialist to ensure proper treatment for infection, as it is treatable.

Q: recently diagnosed with hep b 2 mos ago..viral load was 12,000..dr said come back in 6 mos..i'm curious of viral load..should i get tested again?

Low viral load: Hep B infection may be either acute or chronic. In self-limiting infection you clear infection spontaneously within weeks to months. More than 95% of people who become infected as adults or older children will stage a full recovery and develop protective immunity to the virus. Individuals who remain HBsAg positive for at least six months are considered to be hepatitis B carriers.

Q: please help interpret. hbv viral load of 2255 and hbveag negative?

Active Hepatitis B: This represents active hepatitis b disease. It certainly needs further investigations so that appropriate treatment can be initiated.

Q: a hbv viral load of 2255. what is the advice in terms of medication, diet and other for full cleansing of the body system?

Carrier state?: That is a low viral load (if it is measured in copies/ml). You may be in a carrier state - your doctor will have to decide that. You will then need to be followed closely and may not need any meds right now.. In the meantime, eat healthy, avoid excessive alcohol/acetaminophen intake.

Q: my hbv viral load is 40 iu/ml, hbv dna load is 233cp/ml, what does it mean. thank you dr.

You're HBV infected: Hepatitis B (HBV) infection is active, and you are at risk of transmitting it to others. Please advise all contacts to get checked. For you, whether this is an acute or chronic infection, your doctor can help with treatment.

Question 1

i am suffer from hepatitis b my viral load is reduced from 5000 to 3 point at last year 2012. this year till not checked. pl advis shall i go 2 marry?

Accepted Answer

Get married: Anyone with hepatitis b infection should make sure that their partners and other people they live with get vaccinated for hepatitis b. That will help protect your loved ones. 
I am not sure what "3 point" means, but this is a low viral load. The viral load and liver enzymes need to be measured about twice a year so stay in touch with your health provider.

Question 2

i have a hepatitis b for past 2 years. shall i go to marry. pl tell it is dangerous disease? pl tell the life time: viral load <3.8 iu/ml

Accepted Answer

You can get married: Have your future wedding partner immunised with series of hepatitieb vaccine if not already given, and to be sure check the surface antibody level to confeirm the immunity to hepatitis b.

Question 3

healthy diet for a hepatitis b carrier. viral load of 2255?

Accepted Answer

Avoid toxins: A healthy diet for you and most of the rest of us would consist of eating mostly a plant based diet void of the chemicals found in highly processed foods or antibiotics/hormones found in animal products from today's factory farms.  Also, avoid alcohol in excess and hepatotoxic drugs and you can rest assured you are on the right path.  Good luck!

Question 4

could ayurveda have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

Accepted Answer

Ayurvedic medicine: I am not an Ayurvedic practitioner.  However, I do believe that many alternative therapies can have overall beneficial effects on a person's well being.  This, in turn, may translate into better response to traditional treatments.  I don't know if anyone can give a definitive answer to your question, but if a person feels calmer, better, with alt. therapies, this can only be a good thing!

Question 5

could homeopathy have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

Accepted Answer

Collaborative care: A homeopath may be able to help you with hepatitis b, in collaboration with conventional medical care.  There are over 100 remedies that include liver inflammation (hepatitis) in their complete symptoms. It's important to realize that homeopathy is not the kind of medicine that eliminates viruses, but it can strengthen the individual's resilience so that s/he can better fight off infection.

Question 6

a 25-year-old male 2 years before being diagnosed with hepatitis b.after checkup doctor said the viral load is within the limit. there is no need to take medicine. now, his lft says he has 0.8mg/dl of direct bilirubin. high level of direct bilirubin?

Accepted Answer

: The information you provided is not sufficient to provide a meaningful opinion. It would be prudent to consult a GI/Liver specialist to ensure proper treatment for infection, as it is treatable.

Question 7

recently diagnosed with hep b 2 mos ago..viral load was 12,000..dr said come back in 6 mos..i'm curious of viral load..should i get tested again?

Accepted Answer

Low viral load: Hep B infection may be either acute or chronic. In self-limiting infection you clear infection spontaneously within weeks to months. More than 95% of people who become infected as adults or older children will stage a full recovery and develop protective immunity to the virus. Individuals who remain HBsAg positive for at least six months are considered to be hepatitis B carriers.

Question 8

please help interpret.  hbv viral load of 2255 and hbveag negative?

Accepted Answer

Active Hepatitis B: This represents active hepatitis b disease. It certainly needs further investigations so that appropriate treatment can be initiated.

Question 9

a hbv viral load of 2255. what is the advice in terms of medication, diet and other for full cleansing of the body system?

Accepted Answer

Carrier state?: That is a low viral load (if it is measured in copies/ml). You may be in a carrier state - your doctor will have to decide that. You will then need to be followed closely and may not need any meds right now.. In the meantime, eat healthy, avoid excessive alcohol/acetaminophen intake.

Question 10

my hbv viral load is 40 iu/ml, hbv dna load is 233cp/ml, what does it mean. thank you dr.

Accepted Answer

You're HBV infected: Hepatitis B (HBV) infection is active, and you are at risk of transmitting it to others. Please advise all contacts to get checked. For you, whether this is an acute or chronic infection, your doctor can help with treatment.

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I am suffer from hepatitis b my viral load is reduced from 5000 to 3 point at last year 2012. this year till not checked. pl advis shall i go 2 marry?

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I have a hepatitis b for past 2 years. shall i go to marry. pl tell it is dangerous disease? pl tell the life time: viral load <3.8 iu/ml

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Healthy diet for a hepatitis b carrier. viral load of 2255?

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Could ayurveda have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

A member asked:

Could homeopathy have any medicine to cure chronic hepatitis b or atleast lower the viral load drastically ?

A member asked:

A 25-year-old male 2 years before being diagnosed with hepatitis b.after checkup doctor said the viral load is within the limit. there is no need to take medicine. now, his lft says he has 0.8mg/dl of direct bilirubin. high level of direct bilirubin?

A member asked:

Recently diagnosed with hep b 2 mos ago..viral load was 12,000..dr said come back in 6 mos..i'm curious of viral load..should i get tested again?

A member asked:

Please help interpret. hbv viral load of 2255 and hbveag negative?

A member asked:

A hbv viral load of 2255. what is the advice in terms of medication, diet and other for full cleansing of the body system?

A member asked:

My hbv viral load is 40 iu/ml, hbv dna load is 233cp/ml, what does it mean. thank you dr.

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