Is Hepatitis B virus contagious?

Speaking of hepatitis B, I believe everyone will stay away from it, because hepatitis B is highly contagious. Anyone infected with hepatitis B will be sentenced to death by the god of death, however. This statement is not absolute. As long as the treatment is appropriate, there is still a chance of cure. So, is Hepatitis B virus (HBV) contagious? I believe many friends will say that it is definitely contagious. What kind of disease is Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and how is it mainly transmitted?

Hepatitis B virus positive refers to chronic hepatitis B virus carriers. There are two types of patients, one is positive small triple positive and the other is negative small triple positive. It is also different from the virus carrier of big triple positive. Let's take a look at the infectiousness and transmission routes of hepatitis B virus positive.

The positive test for "small triple positive" only reflects the virus status of the human body and cannot reflect whether the liver function is normal or not. Therefore, it cannot be used to judge the severity of the disease.

Let us understand the transmission routes of hepatitis B virus. Hepatitis B virus is mainly transmitted through blood, mother-to-child, father-to-child and sexual contact. Therefore, it will not be transmitted by working, shaking hands, or eating together. Even kissing and sharing tableware and toiletries have no basis for transmission. There is no need to be afraid of hepatitis B virus.

However, if you have close contact with a hepatitis B virus carrier, such as kissing, and there are damage or wounds to the digestive tract mucosa such as bleeding gums or oral ulcers, there is a possibility of infection. Therefore, it is best to keep tableware and toiletries separate, and it is best not to kiss when there are digestive tract injuries such as bleeding gums or oral ulcers.

You should eat more fungal foods, such as black fungus, shiitake mushrooms, and mushrooms, which can improve immunity. Fish is rich in protein and easy to digest. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to increase the VC content. Do not drink alcohol or smoke to reduce the burden on the liver.

To sum up, Hepatitis B is contagious, but if it is only a slight contact, it will not be infected. Therefore, in daily life, you should exercise more, enhance your own resistance, and do not give the disease a chance to take advantage. Hepatitis B is not scary, what is scary is the negative and depressed mentality. In fact, a good mentality is also a magic weapon to protect the body.