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Q: Who is at high risk of contracting Hepatitis A in India?

People living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, travelers to India, and people with poor hygiene practices are at high risk of contracting Hepatitis A.

Q: How common is Hepatitis A in India?

Hepatitis A is endemic in India, with frequent outbreaks reported due to poor sanitation and hygiene.

Q: What are the recommended vaccines for Hepatitis A in India?

Two vaccines are available in India for Hepatitis A: Havrix and Avaxim. Both are safe and effective.

Q: Is the Hepatitis A vaccine mandatory in India?

No, the Hepatitis A vaccine is not mandatory in India, but it is recommended for travelers and people living in high-risk areas.

Q: How can Hepatitis A be prevented ?

Hepatitis A can be prevented by maintaining good hygiene practices, such as washing hands regularly, drinking clean water, and avoiding contaminated food.

Q: What is the cost of Hepatitis A treatment in India?

The cost of Hepatitis A treatment varies depending on the severity of the infection and the hospital or clinic where the treatment is received. It is advisable to consult a healthcare provider for an accurate estimate.

Q: Can Hepatitis A lead to chronic liver disease in India?

No, Hepatitis A does not cause chronic liver disease, unlike Hepatitis B and C. However, it can lead to complications in rare cases, especially in people with pre-existing liver conditions.

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Questions & Answers on "Hematology" (6)

I'm 23 years female got pap test last month and I have a doubt that speculum is not sterlized will I get hiv from this way .speculum is not used for 2 hours before the pap test

Female | 23

The risk of HIV transmission from a speculum is extremely low. The risk is even lower if the speculum was not used for more than two hours prior to the Pap test. If you are still concerned, please speak with your healthcare provider.

Answered on 24th Jan'23

Dr. Babita Goel

My wife is suffering with low hemoglobin, RBC , WBC & patlets count gone on decreasing .She has sufferd with viral fever for 15 days, viral fever came to normal but counts were not increasing.she has treated 20 days in KIMS, hyderabad hospital. Kims doctors told that after few days gradually counts will increase. What is her problem upto now doctors did not diagnosis, Two or three days doctors are transmitting sdp and prbc and WBC injections.I'm taken second opinion he told that there is a problem in bone marrow.without daignoses if we take bone marrow treatment does patient get any side effects.she is suffering from legs pain and swalling in legs aslo and she is becoming weak. Please what is her problem give me the clarity

Female | 36

she needs detailed hematological evaluation.and depending on all the reports, diagnosis can be made

Answered on 24th Dec'22

Dr. Soumya Poduval

Contrast Enhanced Computed Tomography of the whole abdomen showing moderate hypatomegaly with coarse attentuation, edematous GB mild dilated portal vein,splenomegaly,diverticulituis in sigmoid colon. Crystitis. My brother suresh kumar's report has been admitted in Maharaja Agrasain Hospital, Punjabi Bagh and the doctor has recommended us for a second opinion. Kindly advise / suggest next course of action if possible.

Male | 44

WhatsApp the report to me

Answered on 30th July'22

Dr. Pallab Haldar

How long does a person who had Bone marrow transplant can get back to their normal routine after the procedure?

Generally the recovery time for a bone marrow transplant recipient is about three months to one year. But it may vary from patient to patient depending upon many factors like age of patient complications occurred during the treatment and others. Consult an oncologist, who will guide you through the treatment. Hope our answer helps you.

Answered on 26th May'21

Dr. Babita Goel

My son was diagnosed for Wiskott Aldric Syndrome and Doctors have advised born marrow transplant. Which can be done at special hospitals in India, please we need you to avail us the cost of bone marrow transplant in hospital. Also provide inform on if I can take any benefits of government cards like Ayushman card, Bal Sandarbh card or etc. Also provide me any other information which I should know.

Wiskott Aldric syndrome (WAS) is a very rare X-linked recessive disease characterized by eczema, thrombocytopenia (low platelet count), immune deficiency, and bloody diarrhea (due to thrombocytopenia). It needs a multidisciplinary approach. Treatment too has to cover different aspects of the syndrome. Transplantation is the current accepted treatment HLA typing of all potential donors should be done. If a family donor is not identified, an unrelated donor should be searched so that potential donor is available. But over all benefits of the therapy has to be taken into account. Usually, bone marrow transplantation cost ranges from Rs. 15,00,000 ($20,929) to Rs. 40,00,000 ($55,816). The cost may vary depending on the experience of the doctor and also from one hospital to another. Consult a hematologist, our page could help you with that - Hematologists in Mumbai. Hope our answer helps you.

Answered on 3rd Aug'21

Dr. Babita Goel

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