Nearly 20 per cent of the people in Southeast Asia are carriers of hepatitis B, one of the deadliest diseases of modern times.
In india, 4-4.75 per cent carry the virus. Only less than 2 per cent of Americans are carriers, but the incidence rate is much higher among Asians living in the US.
Another alarming fact about the hepatitis B virus is that it is more infectious than HIV, scoring 33 per cent on an 'infectivity' rate scale against HIV's 0.3.
With nearly 42 million carrying the hepatitis B virus, India is bracketed in the 'intermediate zone' [between 2-7 per cent of the population].
Of the five hepatitis viruses -- A, B, C, D and E -- the first and the last are waterborne and, therefore, spread less easily.
Hepatitis B, C, and D are very dangerous and, like HIV, can be passed on through blood transfusion, needles, body fluids and sexual intercourse.
These three viruses not only produce acute jaundice, but slowly lead to diseases like liver sclerosis and liver cancer.
B.Virus Change liver enlarged, fatty - stetosis - Necrosis or Cirrhosis or Carcinoma.
Treatment of hepatitis B carriers is expensive. An injection of Interferon costs Rs 6,000 and the patients have to take these every week for at least a year. Another option is Lamuvidine tablet and a single one costs Rs 30. The treatment may go beyond five years. The efficacy is between 30-40 per cent and the treatment is reported to have many side effects.
We will cure in 4 to 9 months without any side effects. We have records of patients got cured with our medicines. We provide the service with very low cost.
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