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Post by Admin on Nov 17, 2016 20:43:03 GMT
Hi,
Recently I have come to know that I am positive in Hepatitis B. My liver functions are normal. Since I was negative one year before I think I am an acute infected person. So please let me know whether I could clear the virus and remain as a negative. Thanks
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Post by Admin on Nov 20, 2016 15:39:06 GMT
Again people with acute HBV need to know the acute chart so they can take ownership of fighting the bug off. So many people are told they are acute by GP's and not even referred to specialists as there is a feeling in the NHS that well we have no pill for this.
The PILL is to know 95% clear, is to KNOW the acute chart and that being super liver friendly for 6 months is a life and death important issue, without direction it is all too easy especially when your liver emotion link is so strong to get depressed, bullied into over work, yake handfuls of pain killers, even some poor patients have hit the pub in despair. So we always try to get into the acute head now as never before be good drink 2 litres water a day and no alcohol, eat no takeaways but actually cook healthy food with the fries. Avoid painkillers and antibiotics. Be strong on all this and learn the journey I will first stop the bug replicating by creating e antibodies at 4 months and then kill it with s antibodies HBeAb at 7 months. Be strong tell people I must sleep, don't be the one doing the overtime cos people pull sickies, for mums get dad to cook and clean and wash the clothes for a change. Sorry am really protective of acutes when I was acute hepatitis I was exhausted to death and cried a lot a blaumange of a man with helpless victim written all over me and this is a symptom that needs help also. The brain fog sneaks up on the acutes and some go acute to chronic if not allowed to rest. Why midwives have hbv a lot.
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Post by staceymarie on Aug 4, 2017 14:54:32 GMT
I recently was diagnosed with HBV. I have since experienced severe depression . I am tired. I don't have insurance so many doors are shut for treatment. I had to quit my job because I couldn't perform my job due to muscle aches and overall fatigue. I have no appetite. I have probably lost 15 pounds since April. I've been told to wait until October to see if I'm acute or chronic. I feel so alone in this. Noone understands my feelings of loneliness. I can not pin point the exact way of how I became infected. I am not a I've drug user. I feel so lost and not being well enough to work has really been exhausting. My symptoms hit me like a ton of bricks. Muscles hurt from head to toe. Swollen legs and joints. Jaundice. Sweating. Loss of appetite. Nausea. Vomiting. Brain fog. Pain in right side of stomach. Dark brown urine with sediment. I'm not urinating brown anymore and the muscles aren't hurting like before. Jaundice has somewhat gone. But I'm extremely tired all the time. And no appetite is killing me. My depression is worrying me. And no help with treatment is a factor. I need some help. I need someone to say they understand. I want my life back. Someone please help me to get well.
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Post by Matt on Aug 9, 2017 9:17:12 GMT
Hello,
I was recently diagnosed with Acute Hep B. I had about 5 days where I felt really sick and one occasion where I threw up a small amount of blood. I had yellow skin and eyes, too. Strangely enough all of this cleared up in about a week and I no long have jaundice, nor do I feel even remotely sick. I had an ALT or AST (I forget which is which) of over 4000 which I am told is madness, however just under two weeks later it went right down to about 600. I'm guessing this is a good sign? I feel completely fine, the only problem I have at the moment, which I have never experienced before, is some acne on my forehead. Is this normal? How long will it take to go away? To me all of this sounds like I'm recovering but it would be nice to get another opinion. Is there anything I can do to help my body fight the illness?
Thanks,
Matt
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