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Hepatitis B and lung problems? |
I'm at home in bed with Hepatitis B. My whole body is weak, particularly my lungs. I cough a lot. Are weak lungs and coughing associated with Hepatitis B? Or is it because I am bedridden and don't get any exercise? No history of lung problems. actually, your correct in asking the question and the answer is, yes....you could have lung involvement just like some of those with hepatitis c do. Do u have a history of lung problems...like asthma or something? If not, then it most likely is the fact that you have been in bed alot...Are u a very active person? You should start getting up if only to sit upright in a chair for a while...then increase activity as you go...like short walks through the house then eventually out to the mail box. See if this helps, it not please inform your physician of your new symptoms. The hepatitis virus I have never seen involve the lungs. |
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