Virus carrier

Generally speaking, the virus carriers we refer to are hepatitis B virus carriers. There are hundreds of millions of hepatitis B patients in my country. Hepatitis B virus carriers are clinically called hepatitis B small three positive. When people are first infected with the hepatitis B virus, there may not be a substantial impact on liver function. However, as the hepatitis B virus spreads further, it will gradually develop into hepatitis B virus (HBV), which is more serious at this time.

Moreover, hepatitis B virus carriers are also contagious, and the disease is generally transmitted through blood and sexual contact. If a pregnant woman is a carrier of the hepatitis B virus, the fetus in her womb will also become a carrier of the hepatitis B virus. The best way to prevent hepatitis B virus is to use vaccine.

Hepatitis B virus carriers (AsC) refer to people who are infected with hepatitis B virus (HBV), have no symptoms or signs of hepatitis, have normal liver function tests, have been followed up for more than 3 times within 1 year, have serum ALT and AST within the normal range, and generally have no obvious abnormalities in liver histological examinations. About one-tenth of the Chinese population is a carrier of the hepatitis B virus, most of whom are asymptomatic, and one-third of them show clinical manifestations of liver damage. In May 2012, the Ministry of Health issued a revision to the "Specifications for Health Care Work in Nurseries and Kindergartens". The new "Specifications" allow hepatitis B carriers to work in childcare centers, but prohibit them from growing their fingernails.

Because complete hepatitis B virus can be detected in the saliva of hepatitis B virus carriers, although there is a possibility of hepatitis B transmission due to damage to the oral mucosa when kissing a lover, the hepatitis B virus content is extremely low, so the chance of infection with hepatitis B is very small, and 97% of adults infected with hepatitis B can recover on their own. Therefore, the probability of transmission through kissing a hepatitis B virus carrier has not been confirmed yet. It is suggested that the best way to prevent contracting hepatitis B by kissing a hepatitis B virus carrier is still to give normal people who have not been infected with the hepatitis B virus a full course of hepatitis B vaccine to enable them to produce protective antibodies. This is very important.

To sum up, I believe you have some understanding of hepatitis B virus carriers. I would like to remind all friends that in order to avoid being infected with the hepatitis B virus, you must pay attention to the choice of restaurants when dining out. If you are infected with the hepatitis B virus, you must actively seek treatment to prevent it from developing into hepatitis B virus (HBV).