Can hepatitis B be sexually transmitted?

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The full name of hepatitis B is chronic hepatitis B, which is an infectious disease. When the human body is suffering from hepatitis B, the result of hepatitis B virus detection is positive, and the course of the disease of the patient will be more than half a year, the body will have the symptoms of chronic hepatitis. According to the severity of the patient's condition, hepatitis B can be divided into mild, moderate and severe. Will hepatitis B be sexually transmitted? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Can hepatitis B be sexually transmitted?

First: first of all, hepatitis B is infectious, blood transmission is one of the main ways of transmission of hepatitis B, mainly through the injection of blood products, such as hepatitis B virus infection caused by serum, plasma, hemodialysis and the use of other blood products. Need patients to pay attention to is, even if the trace amount of blood into the human body, can also cause the spread of hepatitis B virus.

Second: sexual transmission is also the main way of transmission of hepatitis B virus, sexual transmission is the main way of hepatitis B patients' sexual partners infected with the virus, such as homosexuality, sexual promiscuity and sexual life between husband and wife did not take preventive measures will lead to patients infected with hepatitis B virus.

Third: iatrogenic communication mainly refers to the transmission through medical devices. If the medical devices infected or contaminated by hepatitis B virus have not been disinfected or handled improperly, it may lead to the spread of hepatitis B virus, such as scalpel, laparoscope, etc. it is suggested that patients should choose a relatively professional medical institution to check the disease.

matters needing attention

1. Patients must pay attention to their own leisure, in addition, they must also pay attention to their own nutritional problems, and then with the doctor's treatment, they can recover faster, but also pay attention to their communicability. 2. The main component of wine is ethanol, which can be converted into aldehyde in the liver. They have direct damage to the liver and can cause degeneration and necrosis of liver cells.