How long is hepatitis A contagious

How long are you contagious? You're contagious for two weeks before symptoms start, and up to three weeks after they go away. But if you never have symptoms ...

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You can still spread HAV to others even if you don't have any symptoms. It's possible to spread HAV up to 2 weeks before you have any symptoms.

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For how long is an infected person able to spread the virus? The contagious period begins one to two weeks before symptoms appear, and is minimal about one week ...

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Individuals with an HAV infection are generally able to transfer the virus to others for approximately 2 weeks before symptoms appear until ...

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The incubation period of hepatitis A is usually 14–28 days. Symptoms of hepatitis A range from mild to severe and can include fever, malaise ...

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The contagious period begins about 14 days before the symptoms appear and ends about 7 days after jaundice appears. If jaundice is not present, ...

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When is hepatitis A contagious? Hepatitis A virus is shed in the stool from 1-2 weeks before the patient begins to feel sick and continues to be shed until 10- ...

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Most infected individuals are very contagious shortly after developing symptoms, but hepatitis A can be spread from two weeks before symptoms appear to a few ...

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Hepatitis A is very contagious, and people can even spread the virus before ... Symptoms usually last less than 2 months, although some people can be ill for as ...

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The incubation period is two to six weeks, during which the infected individual is contagious. Another cause of hepatitis A is eating shellfish harvested ...

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