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Can we get hepatitis A hepatitis B hepatitis C from eating clams,cooked shellfish,cooked mussels? |
i have an aunt died from Hepatitis cos doctors say she always eat a lot of clams,shellfish,mussels, [cooked] , doctors say we still can get Hepatitis from eating clams,shellfish,mussels, etc even if cooked, Hepatitis A is contagious through the oral-fecal system and does go away. You can get it from eating something or having intimate contact with someone who has it. I cannot give you the best information , but i've heard about this:the hepatitis can you 'get' from do anal sex, do sex with 2 or more people with no secure [condoms] and licking someone butt, eat something had contain or have washed by water contain dirty[someone feces]water, and food where cooked with that dirty water. |
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