An important explanation of a physician about the contagious being of hepatitis B disease

A specialist physician explained the rumor of hepatitis B.

In an interview with Borna, Dr. Shahin Saeedi, in response to the question of whether if a player is suffering from hepatitis B, whether the disease is contagious and threatened by the players, he said: Hepatitis B is transmitted in three ways. One is through other blood through personal appliances such as toothbrushes or razor, and the third is through sex.

“In the case of footballers, the disease may only be transmitted through the blood, so that a player with the disease will bleed on the ground and his blood is transmitted to players or people through wounds or skin disease,” he said. This is also a tenth of a percentage of transmission. And this is the time when the virus is too high in the patient. For such patients, PCRs do that if the vial load or the virus count is not high, the issue of transmission is eliminated.

Dr. Saeedi added: “Of course, this is not a concern if all the players and coaches of the Premier League are vaccinated through IFMARK, for example, even the high three ways I explained the disease. Hepatitis B transmission in the middle of a football match or a exercise through contaminated blood is unlikely to happen, but it can still be prevented by vaccination. It is good to mandate the IFMARK injection of hepatitis B vaccine.

He noted: At present, there are a large number of hepatitis B carriers and carriers who are living in their normal lives.