Thursday, June 9, 2011

How many days / months prick imunoglobulina protects the body against infective hepatitis (hepatitis A)? If a person is ill with a mild form - there was no clear evidence, then does that mean that he acquired a lifelong immunity to the disease? How can I tell whether a person ill with hepatitis A? Are there any tests-tests?

Respond Tatyana Stepanova, a gastroenterologist, hepatologist immunoglobulin protects for 2 months. Yes, if you encounter the virus was then immune for life. This can be found by a blood test for antibodies to hepatitis A class IgG. Similar question: "... the norm. Lowered immunity, low-grade temperature ... from one form to another ...

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