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Can a person who has had infectious hepatitis a be an organ donor ?
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Hapatitis A: Surely. Most persons who have had liver infection from the hepatitis a virus recover completely and are immune to the disease. Unless the blood screening process detects other negative factors in the person's blood, then organ donation could be denied.
Answered 2/17/2017
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