Freelancer
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19-4-2010 06:26 |
I have Hepatitis B and my parents and their parents are part of that 10% of Hong Kongers with it. I was born with it but my body developed antibodies and I've never had any issues. The only things I shouldn't do are drink too much alcohol (putting strain on the liver) and donate blood. This isn't to say that everyone with Hep B would be as fortunate as I am, but it's also not this sort of super scary disease like some people think. Anyways, there are drugs and pills (they're expensive so make sure you have a health and drug benefits plan that covers it) that help keep your Hep B levels in check if it becomes a problem. | |
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