Is liver disease contagious

Liver disease is a kind of infectious disease. Although it is not fatal, it can make people feel very painful when the disease occurs. It is also very contagious compared to hepatitis B. However, not all liver diseases are contagious. It depends on the type of liver disease and the current actual situation. Liver disease must be actively detected and treated early, which will help recovery and avoid some complications.

To analyze the infectiousness of liver disease with positive triple positive, we will combine three positive indicators for analysis. Hepatitis B positive refers to the five hepatitis B items, namely, hepatitis B surface antigen HBsAg, e antigen HBeAg and core antibody anti-HBc are positive. First, HBsAg is positive, which generally indicates the presence of hepatitis B virus in the body and is currently infected; HBeAg is positive, which is an indicator of hepatitis B virus replication, indicating that the hepatitis B virus is actively replicating in the body, the virus content is high, and the infectiousness is relatively strong.

Liver disease big three positive infectious

So to sum up, the meaning of hepatitis B big three positive is that there is definite current infection with hepatitis B virus, the virus is actively replicating, the number of viruses is large, and the infectiousness is relatively strong. Generally speaking, the higher the HBV DNA value, the more contagious it is.

Now that we know that Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is contagious, how can we prevent it from spreading? According to research, as long as one billionth of a milliliter of blood containing the hepatitis B virus is injected into the blood vessels of a healthy person, that person will be infected with the hepatitis B virus. Therefore, if the blood products or syringes used during blood transfusion or intravenous injection are not disinfected to standard, it can easily cause hepatitis B virus infection. However, it should be noted that in a normal working environment without blood exposure, it is generally not contagious. If you are worried about infection, you can go to the hospital to check the hepatitis B two-to-a-half test. If there are no antibodies, you need to get the hepatitis B vaccine for protection according to the hepatitis B vaccination schedule.

Finally, liver disease experts remind liver disease patients that liver disease treatment must be carried out in regular national hospitals. Only in this way can we ensure the health of patients with liver disease and truly have a happy life.