Presently I have a heart attack regularly and after doing my test they said I'm positive for Hypertises B due to this I leave my family because they said the disease is easier to spread even through my respiration so for their safe keep and protection I decided to live a lone since I have no money for the drugs my condition is getting worse day by day some times my stomach ache me seriously and now my heart is also paining me I feel like my days on earth is almost over now I apply for the military Job early this year I was not accepted because of my condition but when the result came our I don't believe so I went ahead to another hospital to do my test only to find out that it true I am Hypertises B positive
So I need this community to tell me am I going to die because now my only friends are online now
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Most of us are not qualified to answer the question about dying but we help each other by encouragement, information and discussion. I have found this information for you: nhs.uk/conditions/hepatitis-b/
It may answer some of your questions.
This website is the British HEART Foundation and is predominantly about heart disease. The Hepatitis B Foundation website might be able to help you more than we can.
I know this website is all about Heart disease but apart from being positive with Hypertisis B I sometime have heart attach with I mentioned in my story which I don't know if it is course by the Hypertisis B or not since I have a little experience about it but that thank you very much I will leave your website ok I thought that I have meant new friends here but it ok
Ok thank you for your caring well I was told to start taking Liverine drugs, Hypertisis B preventive drugs and frequently drinking of Glucose but that Liverine and the Hypertisis B preventive drugs and some other drugs on Hypertisis B treatment are very expensive in my country Sierra Leone infact the Hypertisis B preventive drugs is only sold at the Chouritram Hospital Have it for sale in Sierra Leone so that all I know about my illness but I have not see any doctor yet because I don't have money to pay for that this are just advice from Health care people I really need help
To my understanding the lifespan of someone with Hepatitis is approximately five years less than average. With continuing advances in treatment, and with you appearing to be a young man, you may well live a normal lifespan. The 'motorcycle jumper' Evel Knievel contacted Hepatitis after a 'bad' blood transfusion following one of many accidents. He lived to 69 and died from unrelated lung disease. Positivity is essential!
More concerning is that you mention multiple heart attacks. What is the background here and are you receiving treatment for this?
I am sorry to hear that you cannot afford the drugs you need - these are for the Hepatitis I assume. However, of concern are your heart problems. If you expand on these people may be able to advise.
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