Tag: Infectious Diseases Section

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Is it easy to get hepatitis B when eating out often? Do you want to take a hepatitis B vaccine to prevent it?

Many people have heard the saying that [it is easy to get hepatitis B if you eat out often, and it is best to take a vaccine to prevent it], so you can’t even attend a restaurant happily without a good physical examination and vaccine? Today, I will tell you about hepatitis B prevention. What should I do? Is the vaccine useful? How is hepatitis B infected? First of all, friends who often eat out need not be nervous. The statement that [eating out] is prone to hepatitis B infection is untenable. Hepatitis B is an infectious disease caused by infection with hepatitis B virus, but the infectious ability of this pathogen is limited. Its three modes of transmission are Read More …

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In order to prevent TB from developing drug resistance, these three mistakes cannot be made.

After suffering from a certain disease, people often ask [can the disease break its root]? In fact, with the current medical level, many diseases cannot be cut off. However, these diseases are also divided into severity: hypertension and diabetes, which hardly affect life as long as they are well controlled. And many advanced cancers, even doctors have no good way. Compared with diseases that cannot be cut off, tuberculosis is much better because it can be cured. Of course, there is also a prerequisite for [curable]. If mistakes are made, it is difficult to treat. People over the age of 50 should be careful of tuberculosis. The fifth epidemiological survey of tuberculosis in China shows that the prevalence rate of Read More …

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Consensus and Misunderstanding of Hepatitis B (Part I)

China is called a “big country with hepatitis B”. Almost one in ten Chinese people has hepatitis B carriers. The health damage and social and economic burden caused by chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer caused by hepatitis B every year are amazing. No infectious disease in our country is more harmful than hepatitis B. In the case of no effective prescription to completely cure hepatitis B in clinical practice, it is particularly important to prevent hepatitis B infection. Since the 1980s, China has tried to vaccinate some areas with human blood-derived hepatitis B vaccine. However, human blood-derived hepatitis B vaccine comes from hepatitis B carriers, There are major shortcomings of insufficient yield and potential pathogenicity. In the early Read More …

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How to find out AIDS

What should I do? The simplest and most correct answer is to [find a doctor]. In medicine, except for a few diseases such as [colds] that will heal themselves over a period of time, Most diseases will gradually progress if they are not treated in time, and so will AIDS. AIDS itself cannot kill the dead, but after the virus infects the human body, it will slowly destroy the human immune system (2-10 years), and finally the human body will lose immunity. A body without immunity is like a country without an army. It is easy for enemies (other germs and tumors) to defeat this country. Where to? Suspected HIV infection must be checked at the local CDC or hospital Read More …

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Consensus and Misunderstanding of Hepatitis B (Part I)

China is called a “big country with hepatitis B”. Almost one in ten Chinese people has hepatitis B carriers. The health damage and social and economic burden caused by chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer caused by hepatitis B every year are amazing. No infectious disease in our country is more harmful than hepatitis B. In the case of no effective prescription to completely cure hepatitis B in clinical practice, it is particularly important to prevent hepatitis B infection. Since the 1980s, China has tried to vaccinate some areas with human blood-derived hepatitis B vaccine. However, human blood-derived hepatitis B vaccine comes from hepatitis B carriers, There are major shortcomings of insufficient yield and potential pathogenicity. In the early Read More …