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Is there a chance to go abroad if ever you are a carrier of hepa b? if yes? on what country?
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Yes: Most countries do not limit travel to carriers of hepatitis b virus infection. You are not casually contagious. The virus is spread via blood and sexual contact.
Answered 2/4/2016
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