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lawyer [7]
3 years ago
15

La hepatitis es una enfermedad contagiosa??

Biology
1 answer:
Zanzabum3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

English:

Generally, hepatitis is not contagious by air. The only way to be infected is to be in contact with the objects that the contagious person used.

Spanish:

Generalmente, la hepatitis no se contagia por vía aérea. La única forma de infectarse es estar en contacto con los objetos que usó la persona contagiosa.

Explanation:

English:

It is known as a fecal-oral way of infection. The hepatitis is spread by blood, sperm, or other liquids from the body of the infected person. The intimate relation without protection is one of the ways.

Also, the drug addicts can be easily infected, if the needle is shared.

Spanish:

Se conoce como una forma de infección fecal-oral. La hepatitis se transmite por sangre, esperma u otros líquidos del cuerpo de la persona infectada. La relación íntima sin protección es una de las formas.

Además, los drogadictos pueden infectarse fácilmente si se comparte la aguja.

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