| Transmission/Symptoms | Incubation/Tested/Cure? | Long term effects/Prevention | Statistics |
|---|---|---|---|
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Unprotected intercourse
What is most common way of transmission?
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60 to 180 days
What is the average incubation period?
|
Liver damage, liver failure, liver cancer, death
What is long term effects?
|
13-20 years old
What is common age of contracting Hepatitis B?
|
|
Mother to child during birth
What is biological transmission?
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At least 7 days
What is life outside of body?
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Protected intercourse
What is common way of prevention?
|
Males
What is Hepatitis B more common in males or females?
|
|
Abdominal Pain
Dark urine Fever Joint Pain Loss of appetite Nausea and vomiting Weakness and Fatigue Yellowing of your skin and whites of your eyes
What is 3 symptoms?
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Blood test, ultra sound, biopsy
What is testing?
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Vaccine over 6 months
What is medical way of prevention?
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100,000
What is 1 in every _______ people gain Hepatitis B
|
|
Shared razors, nail clippers, blood contact, needles/piercings
What is hygiene transmission?
|
There is no cure
What is the cure?There is no cure
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GET TESTED
What is a way to see if you have it?
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30-39 year olds
Who has the highest chance to gain Hepatitis B in Connecticut?
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