I'm doing The test this month...

The hepatitis vaccine can be gotten at any General Hospital and teaching hospital. You need to do a test before you can be vaccinated. Vaccines are only given to negative people. You need 3 doses of the vaccine;1st dose, 2nd dose one month after the first and 3rd 6 months after 2nd dose a booster is given a year after.
New born Babies should get vaccinated immediately they are born and this can be given up to 2 weeks, this protects them if their mother is positive. This is part of the routine immunization schedule in Nigeria and is free.
Please get tested and vaccinated today.
Treatment is available but not free like HIV treatments. It does not cure but reduces the viral load and prevents the virus from harming the liver
Im passionate about jis because im a doctor and have seen people die especially those contracting from their mothers
This is preventable so ask your doctor( not a quack) about where to do a test today!

lustra89:
For those in Abuja, I ran that test this week, it was 600 for each, that is hapatitis B and Hapatitis C, making it 1200, thou I was negative, but the doctor asked me to get myself immunised, which was 2000k per injection consecutively for 3months,but I went to Kubwa General hospital, where I was able to be immunised for 500, I hope this information help those within the federal capital.

I did my text in Nyanya general hospital and it was posite on Tuesday. I am not sick and I am healthy I only went for pre employment text and I was shock when the nurse told me that I texted positive

Asquare84:


I did my text in Nyanya general hospital and it was posite on Tuesday. I am not sick and I am healthy I only went for pre employment text and I was shock when the nurse told me that I texted positive

I am sorry you need to do further tests like viral load e.t.c the tests are expensive better you do them in a government hospital

sheycrown:


Where in Ibadan please....I know people who are interested in it.

Go to Virology in university college hospital

Wazzap:
The hepatitis vaccine can be gotten at any General Hospital and teaching hospital. You need to do a test before you can be vaccinated. Vaccines are only given to negative people. You need 3 doses of the vaccine;1st dose, 2nd dose one month after the first and 3rd 6 months after 2nd dose a booster is given a year after.
New born Babies should get vaccinated immediately they are born and this can be given up to 2 weeks, this protects them if their mother is positive. This is part of the routine immunization schedule in Nigeria and is free.
Please get tested and vaccinated today.
Treatment is available but not free like HIV treatments. It does not cure but reduces the viral load and prevents the virus from harming the liver
Im passionate about jis because im a doctor and have seen people die especially those contracting from their mothers
This is preventable so ask your doctor( not a quack) about where to do a test today!

I went for per employment text on Tuesday and I was told by the nurse that I texted positive. I was shock because this my first time of discovering that I have the sickness

I am healthy without any symptoms of illness although she advised me to go about my job till when I am ready to commence treatment
Question

(1) what will be the cost of treatment so that I will prepare financially
( 2) can I use my HMO, because the nurse told me that the hospital will make my medical reports available to my office

Wazzap:


I am sorry you need to do further tests like viral load e.t.c the tests are expensive better you do them in a government hospital

What if I do it in national hospital will it be cheaper in terms of cost of treatment

Asquare84:


I went for per employment text on Tuesday and I was told by the nurse that I texted positive. I was shock because this my first time of discovering that I have the sickness

I am healthy without any symptoms of illness although she advised me to go about my job till when I am ready to commence treatment
Question

(1) what will be the cost of treatment so that I will prepare financially
( 2) can I use my HMO, because the nurse told me that the hospital will make my medical reports available to my office

You may not even need drugs yet. Further tests will need to be conducted and this will determine whether they will put you on drugs or not
With approx 60K you should be able to do all tests and drugs may cost close to 30K per month and may be needed for about 24 months. Please note that these are just estimates
I am not not sure any HMO will cover this cost. You can find out

Asquare84:


What if I do it in national hospital will it be cheaper in terms of cost of treatment

Yes national hospital will be a good place to go and will definitely be cheaper than a private hospital

Wazzap:

You may not even need drugs yet. Further tests will need to be conducted and this will determine whether they will put you on drugs or not
With approx 60K you should be able to do all tests and drugs may cost close to 30K per month and may be needed for about 24 months. Please note that these are just estimates
I am not not sure any HMO will cover this cost. You can find out

Thank you my broda

Asquare84:


What if I do it in national hospital will it be cheaper in terms of cost of treatment

Are u married or in a serious relationship sir?

Reymysterio:



The test was around 3K then but now I think it is around 5K. But the viral load is a bit expensive, the last one I did last year was 40K
I have been on drug since August 2014.and still on supplements now

Thank you, have gone for the test and it came out non reactive...

Rubbiish:

Are u married or in a serious relationship sir?

I am married with a kid

Reymysterio:
I got tested positive during a job medicals in 2014.The battle to survive started and I had to quickly get my wife screened and fortunately for me she was negative, mind u my daughter got vaccine right from her birth.
I visited my family doctor and he directed me to one viral hepatitis hospital in Ibadan,
I got to know that the doctor comes one in a month during my first visit.I was able to see the doctor during my second visit after they have done their own test confirming I was really positive. I saw the doctor and I was place on some anti viral drug and supplements that run to like 30K monthly. I did my first viral load in 2014 and I was made to know the count was 3M.
I continue the usage of the drug as prescribe by the doctor. I did another viral load in 2016,to my surprise the load count has dropped to 9700. I was happy and continue with the drug. Note that I missed some months because of money oooo. I did another viral load last year June or so and the result shows undetected. The doctor has changed the drug to only supplements from anti viral drug and supplements since result came undetected. I pray my next viral load result frees me finally from the virus. Note I made of my mind to fight the virus to a stand still and I am still doing that. I hope to share a good news soon. All the best to hepatitis B positive in the house and I urge u to start the fight early. Thanks.

I beg you in the name of God tell us the drug please

I lost a bro to dis virus on Wednesday 1 August 2018, after a serials of medicine, test and treatment. pray non of us experience dis and may Allah hail those that tested positive cox dis virus kill faster than HIV.. MAY ALLAH GRANT YOU ALHJINAH FRIDAOUS BRO.

Asquare84:


I am married with a kid

Then u need to let your wife know, get her tested. If she is negative, avoid sex with her for now until she is vaccinated.

Rubbiish:

Then u need to let your wife know, get her tested. If she is negative, avoid sex with her for now until she is vaccinated.

I was told by the nurse

akanbimustaphao:
I lost a bro to dis virus on Wednesday 1 August 2018, after a serials of medicine, test and treatment. pray non of us experience dis and may Allah hail those that tested positive cox dis virus kill faster than HIV.. MAY ALLAH GRANT YOU ALHJINAH FRIDAOUS BRO.

the bold is wrong.
I am afraid u guys didn't visit the right places equipped to treat it.
It kills when people treat malaria in place of it. There are method of treating it. It is not something u can walk into the pharmacy to get drugs yourself. & not all govt hospitals have the capacity to treat it. General hospitals can't handle it, even some federal hospitals lack the doctors to treat it. How long was your broda suffering from it? Did u guys visit any hepathologist in your state?

segefx:



I beg you in the name of God tell us the drug please

Even if he tells u the name of the drug u just can't take them like that. This is where people get it wrong, hep b is just like malaria only if u can follow it up( although follow up is expensive). But most importantly u need an hepathologist to guide u before u can start doing certain things on your own? If u haven't gone through the necessary tests required, then the only thing u can take without doctor recommendation are supplements so u don't jump d gun.

Asquare84:


I was told by the nurse

Have u told her??
Which hospital, is it a federal govt hospital?
Most govt hospitals know little about it, they just treat it like a random illness.

But most importantly u will need to stay away from any drink with ALCOHOL....

segefx:



I beg you in the name of God tell us the drug please

I may not tell you those drugs I used because I used different drug at different stage, please refer to the address of the hospital in Ibadan and see the doctor. Please note the doctor comes once in a month.

Rubbiish:

Have u told her??
Which hospital, is it a federal govt hospital?
Most govt hospitals know little about it, they just treat it like a random illness.

But most importantly u will need to stay away from any drink with ALCOHOL....

She is aware, and she will go for the text

I was diagnosed from Nyanya general hospital in Abuja

I occasionally drink alcohol

Thank you for brotherly advice

Asquare84:


She is aware, and she will go for the text

I was diagnosed from Nyanya general hospital in Abuja

I occasionally drink alcohol

Thank you for brotherly advice

Okay sir
Then u absolutely need to stay away from alcohol, it is very key in treating hep b. It is good u know now, especially since it is showing no symptoms. hep b is not as bad as people portray it to be, dont be surprise those who feel sorry for u will die before u. What is key is just follow up, avoid alcohol at all cost. The first step is to go for viral load test. I doubt if they have it in nyanya gen. hospital. That will determine if u will be placed on drugs or not. Your viral load need to attain certain numbers before u can start taking drugs. U can only take supplements if u wish. But ensure u see an hepathologist, don't know if they have one in nyanya general hospital. If u have d money, go for a consultant in hepathology with private hospital & go to private lab to carry out the tests. I wouldn't advise my enemy to go to national hospital. they will frustrate life out of u. I went there for eye check up, i spent a whole day waiting to see a doctor. I wonder how they gonna handle hep b. Their fees is also same with consultation fee for private hospitals. But ensure u are discussing with a hepathologist, i doubt if they have one in nyanya gen. hospital. that hospital looks empty. u can also try asokoro or maitama gen. hospital. But preferably try to reach a consultant in hepathology with a private hospital, it will save u alot of stress & wont cost u more than 2k to 5k consultation. Honestly national hospital can frustrate one to stop treatment.

Rubbiish:

Okay sir
Then u absolutely need to stay away from alcohol, it is very key in treating hep b. It is good u know now, especially since it is showing no symptoms. hep b is not as bad as people portray it to be, dont be surprise those who feel sorry for u will die before u. What is key is just follow up, avoid alcohol at all cost. The first step is to go for viral load test. I doubt if they have it in nyanya gen. hospital. That will determine if u will be placed on drugs or not. Your viral load need to attain certain numbers before u can start taking drugs. U can only take supplements if u wish. But ensure u see an hepathologist, don't know if they have one in nyanya general hospital. If u have d money, go for a consultant in hepathology with private hospital & go to private lab to carry out the tests. I wouldn't advise my enemy to go to national hospital. they will frustrate life out of u. I went there for eye check up, i spent a whole day waiting to see a doctor. I wonder how they gonna handle hep b. Their fees is also same with consultation fee for private hospitals. But ensure u are discussing with a hepathologist, i doubt if they have one in nyanya gen. hospital. that hospital looks empty. u can also try asokoro or maitama gen. hospital. But preferably try to reach a consultant in hepathology with a private hospital, it will save u alot of stress & wont cost u more than 2k to 5k consultation. Honestly national hospital can frustrate one to stop treatment.

Can you help recommended any good hospital for me in Abuja since I hardly fall stick

Reymysterio:


I may not tell you those drugs I used because I used different drug at different stage, please refer to the address of the hospital in Ibadan and see the doctor. Please note the doctor comes once in a month.

OK Thank you.pls how do I know when the doctor would be around. Anybody to reach?

Asquare84:



Can you help recommended any good hospital for me in Abuja since I hardly fall stick

Just came into abuja not quite too long.
I am only familiar with national hospital.
But i believe they should have one around.

Rubbiish:

Just came into abuja not quite too long.
I am only familiar with national hospital.
But i believe they should have one around.

Thank you for the advice I will update you any development

Pls provide ur phone number to reach u.

Reymysterio:



The test was around 3K then but now I think it is around 5K. But the viral load is a bit expensive, the last one I did last year was 40K
I have been on drug since August 2014.and still on supplements now

lustra89:
For those in Abuja, I ran that test this week, it was 600 for each, that is hapatitis B and Hapatitis C, making it 1200, thou I was negative, but the doctor asked me to get myself immunised, which was 2000k per injection consecutively for 3months,but I went to Kubwa General hospital, where I was able to be immunised for 500, I hope this information help those within the federal capital.

I also got tested resently in a government hospital and the result was negative. I ask the doctor how I can get vaccinated but he said I don't need it since I don't work in an environment that predispose me to the virus. Also, I only got tested for hepatitis b, is there need to also go for hepatitis c?

How many times suppose one got tested of hepatitis B & C to be sure is free and I once tested it on June was negative after exposure, please I need reply

can anybody recomend best hospital in Lagos to cure pls