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A severe liver infection brought on by the hepatitis B virus is easily avoidable by vaccination. Most frequently, exposure to bodily fluids that are contaminated spreads this disease. The symptoms might vary, including eye yellowing, stomach ache, and dark urine. Some people don’t show any signs, especially young children. Chronic cases may result in liver failure, malignancy, or scarring. Frequently, the condition gets better on its own. Chronic conditions necessitate treatment and can even need a liver transplant. Dr. Chetan Kalal is the Best HBV Specialist in Mumbai & South Mumbai. The symptoms might vary, including eye yellowing, stomach ache, and dark urine. Some people don’t show any signs, especially young children. Chronic cases may result in liver failure, malignancy, or scarring. Acute (short-term) hepatitis B infection does not necessarily result in symptoms. For instance, children under the age of five are unlikely to show symptoms of infection. If you do experience symptoms, they might be: Jaundice (Your skin or the whites of the eyes turn yellow, and your pee turns brown or orange) (Your skin or the whites of the eyes turn yellow, and your pee turns brown or orange.) Poop with a light hue Fever Fatigue that lasts for weeks or months Constipation, including anorexia, nauseousness, and vomiting Belly ache Aching joints

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