Post by Admin on Nov 18, 2016 12:17:30 GMT
Hello Paul,
Thank you so much for your help earlier this year and putting my mind at ease about Acute Hepatitis B. Thankfully it seems that I have cleared the virus as my last blood tests showed antibodies and no sigh of the virus.
My question, which I did pose to the specialist, is, does this mean that my blood is no longer a risk to others? For example, would you still advise close family and sexual partners still to be vaccinated? Or does this mean that I have cleared the virus and I am immune, as if I'd have been vaccinated against the virus?
Sufice to say that I always err on the side of caution, so am living as if I my blood still poses a risk to others. It would be a tremendous weight off my mind however if, now that I appear to have cleared the virus, wounds would pose no risk to others.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and answer my questions.
Regards
Thank you so much for your help earlier this year and putting my mind at ease about Acute Hepatitis B. Thankfully it seems that I have cleared the virus as my last blood tests showed antibodies and no sigh of the virus.
My question, which I did pose to the specialist, is, does this mean that my blood is no longer a risk to others? For example, would you still advise close family and sexual partners still to be vaccinated? Or does this mean that I have cleared the virus and I am immune, as if I'd have been vaccinated against the virus?
Sufice to say that I always err on the side of caution, so am living as if I my blood still poses a risk to others. It would be a tremendous weight off my mind however if, now that I appear to have cleared the virus, wounds would pose no risk to others.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and answer my questions.
Regards