Can Hepatitis B Negative Until I Healed? Does Perhaps HBsAg I Can Negative?
These questions are often asked by the patient to us. Sometimes, because so often this question is presented to us, we finally chose not to answer that question with an explanation, but by showing evidence of laboratory results of our former patients.
So even on this occasion, before we explain how the method of treatment of hepatitis B conducted by the Center for Traditional Medicine Ny. Djamilah Najmuddin to hepatitis B virus lodged in the patient's body can be a negative, we will show the first evidence of a former laboratory results hepatitis B patients we are now able to enjoy life as usual without hepatitis B virus in the body, including :
TN. Rahman (35year) – Kalimantan Timur
Before Medication (09-12-2013) TN laboratory results. Rahman showed that she was suffering from hepatitis B virus (HBsAg Reactive) while his SGOT: SGPT 233 and its value: 632 The image below is the result of lab TN. Rahman before treatment in the clinic Ny. Djamilah Najmuddin.
Mr. Lab Results. Rahman Before Medication 09-12-2013
Below is a picture journey TN laboratory results. Rahman during treatment at our clinic:
Lab Results TN. Rahman 22-12-2013
Lab Results TN. Rahman 04-01-2014
Lab Results TN. Rahman 15-01-2014
Lab Results TN. Rahman 04-02-2014
Lab results of TB. Rahman 09-02-2014
And, Alhamdulillah, the following laboratory results (22-02-2014) TN. Rahman, who declared that he no longer suffered from hepatitis B virus (HBsAg Non Reactive / Negative).
Lab Results TN. Rahman After Treated 22-02-2014
Below TN. Confirming the results of laboratory Rahman (previously declared in the laboratory of HBsAg Non Reactive equator) in different laboratories (Siloam).
Lab Results TN. Rahman After Medication - confirmation 03-03-2014
After we describe a few of the many results of laboratory evidence of former patients of hepatitis B Ny Traditional Medicine Center. Djamilah above, now we will discuss a bit about hepatitis B disease with a brief question and answer method which is often in question by our patients. Happy reading and hopefully useful.
Is the hepatitis B? Why are different from hepatitis A?
Hepatitis B disease caused by infection with hepatitis B virus (HBV), while hepatitis A disease caused by the hepatitis A virus infection (VHA) is not fierce hepatitis B virus infection with hepatitis A virus if it can heal itself (enough treatment with vitamins and total bedrest), not so with hepatitis B virus infections with hepatitis B virus can cause inflammation and damage to liver cells, the virus is able to survive and persist in the body, so it is a chronic and potentially damaging liver tissue selanjtnya slowly. Finally, liver damage, shrink, and harden (cirrhosis) or liver cancer arises.
Hepatitis B is a common disease in the world and is considered as a public health issue that must be resolved. This is because in addition to the high prevalence of hepatitis B, hepatitis B virus can cause acute problems can even post hepatitis cirrhosis. Ten percent of hepatitis B virus infection will become chronic and 20% of patients with chronic hepatitis in the 25 years since the time of contracting will experience liver cirrhosis and hepatoselluler carcinoma (hepatoma). Hepatitis B is likely to be higher when chronic infection occurs at the age of five where the immune response has not developed completely.
Is the danger of Hepatitis B? and how it is transmitted? Do the same with the hepatitis B virus?
One-third of cases of hepatitis B develops into chronic / chronic. Can chronic malignant chronic (chronic active) and can also chronic benign (chronic persitent). Subsequent developments, most can be partially cirrhosis and liver cancer. A small portion immediately died.
They were infected with acute hepatitis B virus (90% in children and 70% in adults) do not show any symptoms at all. Only a third of people with hepatitis B virus who show complaints, especially yellow eyes. Most people with hepatitis B disease is inactive carrier is physically healthy but can pass it on to others.
Unlike hepatitis A virus is transmitted through food and beverages as well as direct contact (such as shaking hands, talking line of sight), hepatitis B virus is transmitted through three ways, namely (1) from mother to child, (2) sexual intercourse, including homosexuals, (3 ) through the skin like a tattoo made. This is caused by the hepatitis B virus in the blood and body fluids (such as semen, vaginal secretions, saliva and breast milk).
Anyone who is at high risk of contracting hepatitis B virus?
Given the above-mentioned modes of transmission, the high risk of contracting hepatitis B virus are:
Babies born to mothers infected with hepatitis B virus
Husband or wife whose spouse is infected with hepatitis B virus
They are frequently changing sexual partners.
The patients with kidney disease who do dialysis.
Narcotics addicts.
Health workers are often put through contact with blood or body fluids of patients with hepatitis B.
Those who live in endemic areas of hepatitis B
Is The Impact Of Hepatitis B Infection?
Someone who is infected with hepatitis B will experience one of the following effects:
a. Acute Hepatitis. Experienced by about a quarter of people with hepatitis B virus symptoms began to appear about 1-6 months after infection with hepatitis B. The symptoms are as follows:
- Jaundice, the yellow color in the whites of the eyes and finger nails. The most common symptoms experienced.
- Joints ache.
- Inflammation of the kidneys and blood vessels
- Anemia
b. Asymptomatic Carrier. This group (approximately 20% of adult patients with viral hepatitis B) no symptoms at all, not even appear as hepatitis patients. But there is a virus in the blood of hepatitis B, although not active. The presence of hepatitis B virus can be detected through blood tests. This group includes dangerous because it can transmit hepatitis B virus infection without them knowing it, so it is recommended sexual partners be vaccinated for protection against viral transmission of hepatitis B.
c. Chronic Hepatitis. Generally has a large number of hepatitis B virus in the blood. The possibility of developing severe hepatitis or chronic active hepatitis. The impact could be cirrhosis or even liver cancer.
My brother was sentenced to have hepatitis B is characterized by a positive HBsAg and increased SGOT and SGPT, but my friends work together were also detected hepatitis B, AST and ALT did not increase. How is this?
A person infected with the hepatitis B virus, the virus is in the liver and multiply. The presence of virus in the liver causes the body's immune system reacts to destroy the liver cells. When liver cells are destroyed, the enzymes SGOT and SGPT terlepaslah that enter the blood circulation. This may lead to elevated levels of AST and ALT in the blood. In patients with acute hepatitis B virus, the increased GOT and GPT can be very high, hundreds of times than normal. While in patients with chronic hepatitis, increased only slightly. This is due to the battle between the immune system against the virus is not as good as the acute condition. In addition, high or low levels of AST and ALT enzymes depend extent of immune system damage liver cells.
Why urine of patients with hepatitis B such as water tea-colored thick and yellowish skin?
Changes in skin color become yellowish and brownish color due to urine becomes too high levels of bilirubin in the blood circulatory system which accumulates because it can not be excreted through the liver bilirubin channels. Why bilirubin levels rise? Should we biacara first of bilirubin.
Talk about bilirubin was associated with the red blood cells. Age of red blood cells we average 120 days. After the red blood cells would disintegrate into bilirubin. So, every day there is always the bilirubin in the blood because every day there is always red blood cells are destroyed to bilirubin. In order not to accumulate bilirubin in the blood circulation, the liver to process bilirubin was becoming readily soluble in water and is discharged through the channel of bilirubin in the liver. Furthermore, channeled through the kidneys to be excreted with urine (after first converted into urobilinogen) and through the intestine to be excreted through the feces (after first converted into sterkobilin). This is what makes urine yellow and yellow-brown feces.
In patients with hepatitis B, the color of urine becomes brownish and yellowish skin color. This is due to non-functioning of the liver bilirubin channel, so that bilirubin is not channeled and accumulate in the blood. Why bilirubin levels rise? This is a result of a 'battle' between hepatitis B virus and the immune system that causes the liver cells damaged. Liver cells are damaged will cause a blockage in the line of bilirubin. As a result of bilirubin in the blood is not channeled and increased levels. Increased levels of bilirubin in the blood that is not channeled cause the accumulation of bilirubin in the skin so that the skin color becomes yellowish. While very high levels of bilirubin are excreted through urine causes the urine to brown as the color of tea.
I'm Suffering Hepatitis B, What Should I Do?
Contact us as soon as possible! The longer the disease hepatitis B lodged in your body, the longer the time to cure the disease hepatitis B you.
Laboratory How Should I Prepare When Interlocking Medication?
When you've decided to go to a traditional clinic Ny. Djamilah Najmuddin, we would be very helpful if you do a laboratory test in advance about your hepatitis B, including:
Routine Hematology / CBC: Hemoglobin, leukocytes, platelets, erythrocytes, hematocrit
Bio Chemistry - physiology Heart: SGOT, SGPT, Gamma GT, Fostafase Alkali, Total Bilirubin, Bilirubin and Albumin Direk
Immuno Serology - Hepatitis: HBeAg, HBsAg and HBsAg Quantitative
Similarly greeting explanation of hepatitis B from us, about how the method of treatment of hepatitis B conducted by the Center for Traditional Medicine Ny. Djamilah Najmuddin please click on the following page to read:
Hepatitis B Treatment Methods Ny. Djamilah Najmuddin.
