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Hepatitis A question- jamba juice? |
So maybe you've heard about the Jamba Juice hepatitis scare... question...So I went to Jamba Juice for a smoothie, but not on one of the days that the employee with Hepatitis A was working-- I went on August 20th and she worked there through August 16. Is it possible that I could have gotten it from another employee there that might have contracted it from her? Or from any remnants of bacteria in the store? I'm also pregnant. I don't know if I cant get tested? It's unlikely that you contracted hep A but feel free to get tested for your own peace of mind. |
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