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Shouldn't a person that is being treated for chronic hepatitis b and taking antiviral medications tell their sexual partners about having this before sleeping with them?
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Usually, yes -- but it depends on how effective the treatment is. To know for certain, the infected person should discuss with with the doctor or clinic where their hepatitis B is being treated.
Answered 7/13/2022
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