Can carriers of liver diseases be infected

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My wife had liver disease, and the family also spent a lot of money to see a doctor for her, but the disease control was not so good. I heard that liver disease carriers may infect others. I don't know whether it's true or not. I consulted the doctor. Now let me talk about whether liver disease carriers can infect others.

Can carriers of liver diseases be infected

First: the majority of hepatitis B virus carriers are infectious, because hepatitis B virus carriers have virus replication. The infectivity of HBsAg carriers depends on the replication of HBV in the liver. Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted through blood and body fluids, as well as mother to child transmission, which are the three main methods of transmission at present. If you live with hepatitis B patients for a long time, even if there is no close contact, there is still the possibility of infection. So we must pay attention to our daily life.

Second, non jaundice HBsAg persistent positive patients are prone to chronic. The disease is mainly transmitted through blood, mother to child and sexual contact. The application of hepatitis B vaccine is the fundamental measure to prevent and control hepatitis B. Hepatitis B "small three yang" means that there is a virus in the body, but its own immune function has the ability to control a large number of virus replication in the body, so the infectivity is relatively weak.

Third: the liver will affect the whole body, due to liver function damage, hepatitis B patients often feel fatigue, lack of strength, lower limbs or systemic edema, easy to fatigue, unable to play spirit, insomnia, dreaminess and other hepatitis B symptoms. A few people still can have the second liver symptom that resembles cold. Different treatment measures should be taken according to different types of clinical and etiology.

matters needing attention

Carriers of liver disease should pay attention to positive and optimistic treatment of their own diseases, which is the first step of treatment. In addition, the family members of patients should not be too far away from the patients because the disease will be infectious, which will cause great harm to the patients, or they should correctly grasp the distance.