Know how dangerous Hepatitis B? जानें कितना खतरनाक है हेपेटाइटिस बी

Hepatitis B is a major health problem. Jaundice that spreads from hepatitis B is similar to other hepatitis virus in early stages, but later it takes serious.


What is Hepatitis B-

It is an infectious disease caused by hepatitis B virus (HBV). This disease infects the liver. This disease gradually takes dangerous shape. This causes cirrhosis (damage to the structure of the liver, which affects its activities), liver stop working, liver cancer etc.


Although 90 percent of infected young people get rid of this infection, but the problem of 10 percent of people increases to old Hepatitis B (CHB). In fact, 60% of all liver cancer cases worldwide are due to hepatitis B.


Causes of Hepatitis B

This disease spreads through infection. This disease can be done by transferring infected blood to someone, giving injections through a sterilized needle, tattoo, razor, surgery, nerves, or water, etc.
In children, Hepatitis B infection can be from mother. Within the first month of delivery, some women expect hepatitis to increase.
Hepatitis B can also spread through sexual activity.

The possibility of getting infected with chronic hepatitis doubles in women.

Characteristics of CHB

A person who is suffering from liver infection, may have fever, fever, loss of appetite, vomiting, jaundice etc. within 45 days to 160 days. This dangerous situation can be from one to three months. After that either the person gets cured or becomes a victim of CHB. Only 30 percent of people infected with HBV have such symptoms. The rest of the people either recover from this disease or they become victims of serious condition without any symptoms. CHB is such a silent killer.



Whether CHB is correct or not


Only few people suffering from CHB can be cured completely. The treatment of CHB is done to prevent the growth of the virus within the liver, so that the dangerous condition of CHB does not exist. It can be detected through simple blood tests.

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