Once you are diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B, the virus will most likely stay in your blood and liver for a lifetime. It is important to know that you can ...

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Without treatment you may be at greater risk of developing serious liver disease or liver cancer. One in four people with chronic hepatitis B will die as a ...

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You're contagious as long as the virus is active in your body. For example, acute hepatitis B can last for up to six months. You can spread the virus that ...

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by A Lam — When a person is first infected with the hepatitis B virus, it's called an acute infection. If that person cannot get rid of the infection after six months, ...

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Acute HBV infection lasts less than six months. Your immune system likely can clear the hepatitis B virus from your body. You should recover ...

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You could live with it for decades without knowing you have it. You might feel completely fine, and symptoms might not appear until it becomes ...

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Most people who start hepatitis B treatment must continue it for life. With the updated Guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis, care and ...

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How long can you live with HBV? Chronic HBV is not curable, but a person living with the condition can expect to live a long and healthy life.

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An acute hepatitis B infection may last up to six months (with or without symptoms) and infected persons are able to pass the virus to others during this time. ...

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by JI Weissberg · 1984 · Cited by 334 — The estimated 5-year survival rates were 97% for patients with chronic persistent hepatitis, 86% for those with chronic active hepatitis, and 55% for those with ...

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