is there a cure for hepa-b?
448642
No, there is no cure for any hepatitis infections
185745
No cure yet exists, but symptoms are often treatable with various medications, behavioural therapy and alternative treatments. It should be noted that there is not any peer reviewed scientific evidence, yet, of success with "alternative therapies." Even results of behavioural therapy are unclear long-term, and are going to be studied on a well-designed TSA grant possibly starting in 2004.
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Hello..Ignore the unserious answer of your question.The problem with Hepatitis C is reallly deserving attention. Actually,if it's chronical( as I got) you will have the hepatitis virus whole your life.You must net be ashemed of it,because it's not transmitted only sexually(only 5-10%),but through the blood,it's not supposed that you was a junkey,etc.The treatment is not a cure and have many side effects,it's provided only in specialized clinics and is based in the INTERFERONE injections.The best way to keep your liver functions well is to eat not just healthy ,but applying the special diet for liver problems,no alcohol,no coffee,no black tea..Wish you luck!
1138734
Please do not let anyone tell you there is no cure.go to a herbalist get your blood check and they can help you. I also have a disease,that they said was incurable guess what they were wrong.I am doing great,isn't God wonderful try what God put on this earth, You see he knew what we were going to get before we did. try his medicine it heals from the inside and out .Good luck,may god bless you
1013268
If you are looking for a treatment for Hep B\n\ncheck this link\n\nhttp://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_b/treatment.html
150921
there is no known cure for hbv or hcv using this protocol. don't be duped in to buying expensive juices, fasting, flushing ect. (some of these protocols can be dangerous for those with these liver ailments as there are many bi-directional diseases associated with it)even tho there is a slight benefit using this stuff, just following a good diet (no red meat, iron, sodium) is the key. stay away from any liver damaging substances like alcohol, prescription pain meds.\nincrease your fruit intake as well as veggies containing no iron. and see your doctor. interferon is used in both hepatitis viruses. don't be afraid of those who claim the treatment is horrible....i as well as many other sure, had our bad days on treatment, but all in all, we felt much better and most of us dont have hcv anymore!!
586388
Hepatitis B can be cured is some cases, resolve on it's own in some cases, becomes an asymptomatic carrier of the virus in some cases, or become a serious chronic disease with the potential of causing liver cancer. Only a physician can run the blood tests that will tell you what your situation might be. Here is a good CDC link for basic info.\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/b/faqb.htm
889353
I've had Hep B and nobody ever suggested there was a diet to follow, the only thing ever mentioned was NO Alcohol and that's because it strains the liver to process. I don't believe there is any particular diet for Hep B other than to eat a balanced healthy diet.   I have seen diets for Hepatitis C which presumably would be effective for Hep B as well....\n\nFoods To Use\n\nSteamed green vegetables \nFresh vegetable juices \nSquashes \nWhole grains \nLegumes, including tofu, tempeh, and soups with aduki and mung beans \nFish, organic chicken, and turkey \nPlenty of fresh water; add juice of half a lemon to a quart of distilled water \nFresh fruit in season, one to three pieces a day, depending on season and climate \n\nFoods To Avoid\n\nAlcoholic beverages of any kind \nHot foods such as chili peppers and onion; use only moderate amounts of garlic. Ginger is the preferred spice because it has a protective effect on the liver. \nPain-relieving drugs such as asprin and products containing acetaminophen. Many are toxic to the liver. \nMost pharmaceutical drugs, especially anti-inflammatories and antibiotics. Check the Physician's Desk Reference, available in a home edition and at most libraries, if you are uncertain about the potential toxicity to the liver \nFried greasy foods; they are often difficult for the liver to handle \nStimulants like coffee, black tea, or ephedra (ma huang) products; they increase body metabolism and act as a central nervous-system stimulants, increasing body heat \nRefined sugar products such as cakes, cookies, candy, and ice cream; or foods with white sugar, honey, and maple syrup. Refined sugar suppresses the immune system, stimulates metabolism, and increases heat in the body. Depend on fresh fruit in season for natural sweets.
546714
You can go to a local hospital to get a hepatitis B shot.Don't wait because you'll have to redo the shots.
579549
Same as the first answer. As far as I know they havn't found a cure yet.
52075
Some people can clear the virus naturally (immune system) and have evidence of past infection, but do not have ongoing viral replication (detectable hepatitis viral load). In fact, most people infected as adults are able to clear the virus (about 85% clear the infection when infected as an adult). Newborns and children are often unable to clear the infection, leading to risk of disease progression.\n\nThere are vaccines available for Hepatitis B so the numbers of new infections are declining.\n\nThere are treatments for Hepatitis B - these include Pegasys, a pegylated interferon medicine that is injected under the skin once weekly or oral agents. The oral agents include Entecavir (Baraclude) or Adefovir (Hepsera). A new agent is being studied - Telbivudine.\n\nThere are different types of Hepatitis B: eAg-positive and eAg-negative. This impacts how long patients receive treatment. Typically eAg-positive patients are treated until the virus is no longer detectable plus about 6-12 months and then the medicine can be stopped. eAg-negative patients usually are treated for life.\n\nTalk with your doctor to find more information.
99588
Some people can clear the virus naturally (immune system) and have evidence of past infection, but do not have ongoing viral replication (detectable hepatitis viral load).  In fact, most people infected as adults are able to clear the virus (about 85% clear the infection when infected as an adult).  Newborns and children are often unable to clear the infection, leading to risk of disease progression.\n\nThere are vaccines available for Hepatitis B so the numbers of new infections are declining.\n\nThere are treatments for Hepatitis B - these include Pegasys, a pegylated interferon medicine that is injected under the skin once weekly or oral agents.  The oral agents include Entecavir (Baraclude) or Adefovir (Hepsera).  A new agent is being studied - Telbivudine.\n\nThere are different types of Hepatitis B:  eAg-positive and eAg-negative.  This impacts how long patients receive treatment.  Typically eAg-positive patients are treated until the virus is no longer detectable plus about 6-12 months and then the medicine can be stopped.  eAg-negative patients usually are treated for life.\n\nTalk with your doctor to find more information.
560689
Blood-root is supposed to be good for all lung problems, but I would take some milk-thistle with it to protect the liver.
209856
No, there's no known cure.
780622
My mother's remedy for such like.\n\nCut an onion in half.\nChop one half up fine and place in a saucer.\nPour over two tablespoons of good quality vinegar.\nSprinkle a teaspoonful of sugar and cover with another saucer.\nLeave overnight for twelve hours. \nPlace the remaining half in the bedroom.\nNext day take one spoonful of the juice each five hours.\nRepeat a fresh batch daily for five days.\n\nThe liquor frees up the airways and loosens up the the mucus.\nThe piece in the bedroom removes all airborne viruses.\nIt works and is natural.\nCures all sorts of chest problems.\nI am 83.
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I don't know if there is a cure but there are treatments this site had a buch of info\nallrefer.com   -  von gierke disease\nalternitive name for diseasa is  - Type 1 Glycogen Storage Disease\nalso check webmd site
689441
Try vinegarman.com .  It's my answer to all cure-alls.