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If i have had hepatitis b many years ago can i still infect someone?
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Hepatitis B: Only 20% of people infected with hepatitis b go on to be chronic carriers and contagious for this illness. Your physician should be able to do the testing to see if you are an active carrier. And, if you are there are now treatments to suppress this. You should be connected to good health care!
Answered 7/3/2013
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