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Family life figure-1 - what's "the big three" and "the little three?"
Hobo (the health centre of toyoshi district, dazhou city) and daeyang are all very common diseases, especially the sanyang, who have a very large number of patients in the country, but many do not know the difference between dayang and siyang, and many do not know which of them is more serious。
What are the "big three-yang" and "big three-yang"? Hepatitis b is a chronic disease, which has a very high clinical incidence and is an infectious disease. Three shorts and subcategories of chronic hepatitis b diseases, including three highs and threes and threes and threes, are for the population. In hepatitis b tests, hepatitis b three-and-a-half and five quantitative tests indicate a surface antigen positive, or hepatitis b is antigen and core antibody positive. For two-and-a-half tests and five quantitative tests indicating surface antigen positives, hepatitis b antibody positives and hepatitis b core antibody positives, it is hepatitis b three-positive. The difference between “the three sexes” and “the three sexes” is not the same in terms of infectious power and weakness. The three are more contagious than the other, and the three are more likely to evolve into chronic hepatitis b than the other, and the cirrhosis and cancer of the liver are more likely to occur, so that once these cases occur, they must be examined in a hospital, they must be resolved in a timely manner, they must be treated in a timely manner, and they must be treated in a timely manner, in order to prevent a change in the condition and serious deterioration. Data properties vary according to hepatitis b virus, with different numbers and replications of hepatitis b virus in oxyang patients, with high stability due to normal liver function over time. There is also a clear difference in test results between antigens, hepatitis b antigens and core antibodies, and antigens, e antibodies and core antibodies. There is also a difference in symptoms between the symptoms of “the three sexes” and “the young three”, with no visible signs of symptoms in general, and only a small proportion of the patients suffering from liver disorders, such as pain, infirmity, appetite, nausea and diarrhoea. Patients of mioyang show symptoms such as nausea, anorexia, and hypothermia and fever, as well as “triple yellow”, which refers mainly to the yellowing of the skin, filaments and urine of the patient, all of which are symptoms of the disease of the siu san. The main route of transmission of the hepatitis b virus (1) blood transmission: hepatitis b is transmitted through blood, is infected with hbv through blood transfusions or blood products, or with hbv-contaminated devices, and can also be infected with hbv through unsafe injections, especially through drug-using needle sharing, etc., and even through very easily neglected transmissions in everyday life, such as tattoos, razor blades, etc. (2) sexual transmission: this refers mainly to exposure to the hbv of hiv-positive persons in contact without protection. (3) mother-to-child transmission (mtct): this refers mainly to the transmission of hbv to the newborn by the mother infected with hbv during the perinatal period, i. E. During the period between 28 weeks of pregnancy and 1 week after delivery. The routes of transmission of hbv do not include respiratory and digestive tracts, so in everyday life, at work, in study, when speaking to a patient, in contact with a patient, it is virtually impossible to infect the hbv as long as there is no blood exposure. Studies have also shown that hbv is not transmitted through mosquitoes. Based on the path to hbv infection, there is no need for excessive panic and knowledge of the means of transmission in the three yangs, and appropriate protection against hbv infection. The increase in the number of hepatitis b, three or three-year-olds, reflects, to a lesser extent, the number of viruses in the body and the extent of their activity, but this does not allow for the determination of the relevant medical conditions. This requires associated vigilance, as well as regular visits to hospitals, active treatment to prevent deterioration, and a good standard of living to ensure adequate sleep conditions, and timely vaccination of the family members concerned against hepatitis b to avoid infection, some more high-fibre food in normal times and some less greasy food, as well as the need to avoid heavy consumption。
