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I have hepatitis b , how can still live a normal life ?
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Millions have Hep B: One's primary care doctor and one's liver doctor can help with getting the proper preventive care (such as ultrasound scans to help watch the liver) and some useful medications. There are few restrictions on what a hepatitis B carrier might want to do in life. That means a person lives a fairly "normal" life (people with "normal" lives do have medical conditions, as there are no perfect people).
Answered 9/28/2015
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