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HEPATITIS B

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WHAT IS HEPATITIS B?

Hepatitis B virus or HBV belongs to Taxonomic Group VII of the Virus Kingdom.

hepatitis B is a viral disease, mainly affect affecting the liver which may become chronic. It is transmitted by sexual means or by contact with blood or objects that are contaminated by this virus. This virus can survive outside the body for 7 days and withstand heat. During this period, the virus is still capable of causing infection if it enters the body of an unvaccinated person. This virus provok provokes inflammatory lesions or degradation of liver cells that are destroyed by the immune system. It is not the virus that causes destruction but the immune system.

If the infection becomes chronic it can give birth to cancer (hepatom). There are treatments for this virus such as interferon which inhibits virus DNA and activates antiviral enzymes.

WHO IS BEING VACCINATED AGAINST HEPATITIS B?

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Vaccination against hepatitis B is mandatory in infants over 2 months of age, it is recommended for children and adolescents under 16 years of age who have not yet been vaccinated and obviously for people at high risk of contracting this disease. A child born to a mother with the virus must be vaccinated within 24 hours with an antibody against the disease.

VACCINES AGAINST HEPATITIS B

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The vaccines used for hepatitis B are made up of virus antigens.

There are different vaccines for hepatitis B: vaccines against hepatitis B alone with different dosages for adults and children, there is a vaccine that mixes hepatitis B and A useful for the vaccination of travellers, there are vaccines combining hepatitis B with different vaccines such as diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and others, it has been developed only for infants that may have side effects such as redness, pain at injection points that appear 24 to 48 hours after vaccination.

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