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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello landlord 1 You can apply for a health certificate, generally there should be no hepatitis B, it is recommended that you consider vaccination against hepatitis B to enhance your resistance 2 Two and a half results of big three yang (surface antigen, E antigen, core antibody positive), indicating a few points: A has been infected with hepatitis B B virus replication is relatively active C is relatively contagious 3 It is recommended that he provide liver function test results, which reflects the condition of the disease. At the same time, do an HBV DNA (hepatitis B virus DNA test) to see the level of viral replication and infectivity 4 The average adult has a very low chance of contracting hepatitis B, and you should have antibodies, so the chance of infection is almost very small 5 You can improve your resistance by vaccination.
It's okay, it's okay once or twice, as long as you were vaccinated as a child, there are antibodies in your body.
You can buy it, but in the future, the insurance company may have a problem paying out, but if you choose a large company, you may be compensated for some diseases, and it will not be bothered with you, and the small company will definitely not pay.
Are you showing affection?
Do you know how much psychological damage it can bring to those single dogs? >>>More
I think it's your boyfriend who is too stingy! You can't treat your relatives like this for the sake of your own selfish desires...Later, my wife got pregnant and gave birth to a child...Isn't it possible to go out and steal food? Didn't you live with your parents after that? My brother has only been living for a few days and is starting to get annoyed...Wouldn't the next step be to evict customers...
If your boyfriend is financially well-off, you can just talk to him and change to a spacious one. If the financial situation does not allow it, then you have to work together to change houses.