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Is it okay for a person to use medicine if he/she is hepatitis b positive?
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With caution: Being hepatitis b positive (carrier state) and having the disease are different. I think it is wise that you read and ask always if these medications are processed to through the liver to be safe since hepatitis affects the liver; avoid those or use sparingly...Including alcohol!
Answered 4/3/2015
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