QUOTE(astux @ 2012 11 09, 21:07)
http://www.hepatitisinfo.org
Q: How is hepatitis B spread?
A: Hepatitis B is transmitted from one person to another through blood and body fluids. Here are other ways hepatitis B can be transmitted:8
Unprotected sex
Sharing needles and syringes with infected persons
Unclean needles when getting tattoos or body piercings
Barbers can spread the virus when using unclean razors
Share personal items such as toothbrushes with people who have the virus
Blood transfusions
Surgery, in areas where there is not sufficient care given to sterilisation of equipment
Being born to a mother who has hepatitis B.
Hepatitis B also can be passed from an infected woman to her newborn baby during childbirth.6 Of these newborns, 80-90% of them will be born with hepatitis B and will go on to develop chronic hepatitis B.6
People who live with an infected person are also at risk and should not share personal items such as razors, toothbrushes or nail clippers.9
Medical professionals also are at increased risk for becoming infected and should follow proper procedures for using and disposing of needles and blood products.2
Patikėčiau tik tuo atveju, kad nenusišnekėta, jei esate gydytoja infektologė.
as ne gydytoja ifektologe,bet esu sirgusi sia liga,mane uzkrete per gimdyma,todel domejausi sia liga tikrai labai daug,ejau ne pas viena gydytoja,docenta ir profesoriu. Hepatitas B uzkreciamas per krauja ir lytinius santykius,per jokius puodelius ar seiles buciuojantis neuzsikresit. Hepatitas c uzkreciamas TIK per krauja,per lyt santykius neuzsikreciama,nebent abu partneriai kraujais paplude
aisku kazkokia teorine galimybe yra,kad butent kraujo mikrolaselis,kuriame susitelke daugiau viruso pateko ant labai silpno imuniteto zmogelio zaizdos,kuri nera uzkresejusi ir jau ten nebesugebejo apsigint organizmas(be to apie trecdalis zmoniu uzikrecia, bet perserga umine forma ir net nepastebi),bet ji nesiekia 1%.
Tai va.
bet vistiek aciu uz atsakyma 
