As a child, when I was less than a year, I'm ill with hepatitis B and, more recently, in the early years, hepatitis A determine if the disease to each other, ie whether the transferred recently hepatitis A cause relapse of hepatitis B? Is it true that diet and "Prohibition" after suffering a hepatitis A should be observed at least a year, and about the use of beer to forget at least two or all? Is there any guarantee that after a six-month abstinence liver will recover completely and I can live like a normal person?

Respond Tatyana Stepanova, a gastroenterologist, hepatologist If you have recovered from hepatitis B in children and in your blood are determined only by antibodies to HBcAg IgG and antibody to HBsAg, is of no recurrence of hepatitis B after suffering a hepatitis A can not be. After suffering a hepatitis A can not drink alcohol and to follow a diet for 6 months. Typically, this is sufficient for full recovery of liver function. Similar question: ... can not cause cirrhosis. And people can not ... die of hepatitis G. Is this true ...