How Often Do You Need A Hepatitis A Vaccine

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HEPATITIS A AB

i got results,I hepatitisA AB its reactive,I need to know what dangerous its that....

Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.

Tufts University School of Medicine

If you are hepatitis A IgG reactive, that means you had hepatitis A in the past...THis is not a problem since hepatitis A does not cause chronic disease.... Read more »

How soon should I test for Hep B?/ Window Period for Hepatitis?

Question #1: How soon should I test for Hep B?Recently the condom broke when I was performing... Read more »

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hep c transmission (Guide to Hepatitis C for People Living With HIV)

Dear Dr. Bob:How exactly is Hep C transmitted?Best regards,Just Wondering... Read more »

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