Hepatitis is a disease affecting health and life in both our country and other countries around the world. The advent of vaccines has been an effective lifesaver for many people. Among the drugs to prevent hepatitis, Havrix has received many choices and concerns of users and doctors. So let's find out what Havrix does and how to use Havrix to achieve effectiveness and safety.

Glecaprevir-Pibrentasvir is a combination of 2 active ingredients used to treat chronic hepatitis C. This is a very dangerous viral infection of the liver that, if not treated early, can lead to complications of cirrhosis, liver failure or liver cancer.

Ribazole 200mg is indicated for the treatment of viral hepatitis HAV, HBV, HCV, Herpes Zoster, Herpes Labialis, Herpes Genitalis and influenza,... In addition to Ribazole 200mg, the drug also has large concentrations such as Ribazole 400mg and Ribazole 500mg. . So how effective is Ribazole? Notes when using Ribazole will be shared through the article below

Maxxtrude belongs to the group of antibiotics that fight infections caused by fungi and bacteria. Some cases are contraindicated to use Maxxtrude, so you need to consult with your doctor first for advice. Here are some shares to help you better understand Maxxtrude.

Amribazine belongs to the group of drugs that treat parasites, infections, viruses, and fungi. Let's learn more about the uses and uses of Amribazine through the article below.

Ketaviran belongs to the group of drugs that are antiparasitic, anti-infective, antiviral and antifungal. It is indicated for the treatment of chronic active hepatitis B virus infection. Let's find out what Ketaviran drug is used for in a few articles below.

Lamizido belongs to the group of drugs that treat parasites, anti-infectives, antivirals and antifungals. It is indicated for the treatment of active chronic hepatitis B. Let's find out what Lamizido uses in the article below.

The liver is an important part of the human body, when the liver is damaged, other parts of the body are also affected. Protecting the liver is protecting the very life of each person. Liver diseases, especially liver cancer, are very dangerous. However, many people still have a subjective mentality, not paying attention to their health as well as protecting their liver.

After being infected with the hepatitis B virus, the body responds with immunity (antibodies) produced. If the amount of antibodies (anti-virus) is high enough to destroy the virus, the disease will go away on its own. In contrast, the amount of antibodies is not enough to kill the virus, causing the amount of virus to increase, which will turn the acute hepatitis B status of the infected person into a chronic one.

Hepatitis B accounts for a high rate in the community and is also one of the most infectious diseases in our country today. Most people who are sick do not know they are sick, they unknowingly become a source of infection in the community. Therefore, testing for hepatitis B is essential, especially for people at high risk such as contact with the patient's blood, stepping on strange needles, etc.

There are many causes of liver damage. But often the liver is damaged in the same way: First, the liver swells, then scarring (cirrhosis). With treatment, the liver can heal. But if left untreated, over time, these scars will progress to cirrhosis, causing the liver to lose function. Finally, liver failure, ie the liver stops or is about to stop working, is very dangerous for life.