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00:00Welcome to the doctor.
00:02Welcome to the hospital.
00:03This is the hospital.
00:06This is the hospital.
00:07This is the hospital.
00:08What is Hepatitis, Hepatitis, and Hepatitis?
00:11In this day, Hepatitis is the first time to talk about Hepatitis.
00:17We will talk about Hepatitis and Hepatitis.
00:27What is Hepatitis Hepatitis?
00:31What is Hepatitis A?
00:33In this day, Hepatitis and Hepatitis is the first time to have a result of Hepatitis B, C, and Hepatitis.
00:54The second time of Hepatitis is the chronic liver disease, liver cirrhosis.
00:57complications, that is either viral and nerve, ascitis, rectum, encephalopathy,
01:04that is very low, chronic hepatitis B and C.
01:12That is liver cirrhosis poliola presentation side, which is called liver cancer.
01:18Viral hepatitis A in the end of the year,
01:20we have to take care of the blood, blood, blood, blood, blood and blood.
01:25This is the unhygienic water consumption in our body.
01:32The liver is multiplied by the liver damage,
01:36that is the cause of the liver and enzymes,
01:41that is the cause of the acute hepatitis.
01:43Sight arm is better, we have to take care of the liver.
01:46Acute hepatitis, this is the actual liver injury situation.
01:51Liver injury is the end of the year, blood clotting is the end of that.
01:56It takes care of the船.
01:59Acute liver failure is the end of the year, brain name is effecting in the situation.
02:06Acute hepatitis A is the end of the year,
02:09the liver failure, liver transplantation, this is less than 1% of people in the world.
02:17What is happening in our country?
02:20One outbreak of Hepatitis A.
02:23In North and North, Central and North, there are some case reports.
02:28and we have to go through the whole side and try and get through the treatment
02:33and then we have to deal with a outbreak and a few people
02:36and then we have to deal with Hepatitis C
02:39but if we have to deal with the health system
02:44we have to deal with the health system
02:45it is very a burden, a disease burden
02:48in our health care system
02:49we have to deal with acute liver injury
02:52ICU care, and we have to deal with
02:53and the patient's treatment is very important.
02:54In a community or society,
02:57the hepatitis A outbreaks are affected by the disease.
03:00They are affected by the number of people,
03:03and they are affected by the disease.
03:07Individuals are the same as hepatitis B and C.
03:10They are chronic liver disease,
03:12liver cirrhosis, liver cancer,
03:14the disease is affected by the disease.
03:17This acute hepatitis A is mild diet.
03:20This is not a big question.
03:22If there is a liver damage in the disease,
03:24then it will settle down.
03:26If there is a disease,
03:27if there is a disease,
03:29if there is a disease,
03:30then it will settle down.
03:34But now,
03:36we have to talk about the disease,
03:37we have to talk about the disease.
03:41We are vaccinated.
03:42Hepatitis A vaccination is available.
03:46In India,
03:48it is highly endemic country,
03:51Hepatitis A.
03:53And you are addicted to 10% of people by age.
03:58When you get anything again,
04:01the individuals are mild symptoms,
04:03and you move to some people
04:06you have to tell them.
04:07Previously, our hygienic and sanitation
04:12was very difficult to get out of the hospital.
04:15How many people are in the hospital?
04:20Now, we are not sure about that situation.
04:22We are not sure about that.
04:23We are not sure about vaccination and sanitation.
04:31Especially in the southern part of Kerala,
04:34vaccinated are always available.
04:36So, what does hepatitis A affect the first time of vaccination?
04:43In the middle age, the hepatitis A is affected.
04:46In many cases, our immune reactions are affected by complications.
04:56In northern part of Kerala, the vaccination is not prevalent.
05:03In the middle of Kerala, we have the biggest impact on the population.
05:05In the West, the population is affected by malaria,
05:15in the most recent population, the population was affected by the population.
05:17In the closest generation, we might have a severe severe pain from a long time.
05:22Even in the middle of Kerala, we have the first number of cases that have been on thearte.
05:26he is doing it, he is doing it, he is doing it, he is doing it, he is doing it,
05:30he is doing it, he is doing it, he is doing it.
05:32Definitely, we will have a physician.
05:36We have a vaccine, but we have to take it from the country.
05:41Which vaccine? We can take it from the same time, which dose?
05:46So, we have available hepatitis vaccines.
05:49one Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B, and recently Hepatitis E and Hepatitis E.
05:54In our general population, Hepatitis A and D.
06:00Hepatitis A is the National Immunization Schedule.
06:04It is not available in the government.
06:07In Indian Academy of Pediatrics, it is available in the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.
06:10In one way, Hepatitis A is the vaccine.
06:14It is available in the same year, and it is available in the same year.
06:20Hepatitis A is the vaccination.
06:22Hepatitis B is actually in 2011.
06:25The National Immunization Schedule is included.
06:27Now, all of them are vaccinated.
06:30In 2011, we have the vaccine.
06:32We have the vaccine in 2007.
06:35We have the vaccine.
06:38We have the vaccination.
06:39Now, our HBCG, Hepatitis B Surface and D.
06:43That is negative.
06:45We have the 3 doses.
06:46Now, how are we making it?
06:470,1,6.
06:48After this, we have the 1-6-1-6 doses.
06:51We have the 3 doses.
06:52We have the highly effective and highly preventive vaccine.
06:57We have the vaccine.
06:59Especially if you have a liver problem.
07:01It is a problem with liver cirrhosis and we have to get a vaccination in routine routine.
07:09Recently hepatitis E vaccination has been recommended in high risk cases in general population.
07:15The general population is definitely A and B.
07:18How many tattoos have been done with hepatitis B and C?
07:26This is the first blood products, unhygienic, tattooing, and sterilization of needles.
07:34If we need to use the needles properly, it will be properly sterilized, because
07:39in the next step, hepatitis B and C will be used.
07:43So, if we have one person who has the right person, they will have the right person.
07:48One thing you will see is, that there are Hepatitis Cs and Bs, etc.
07:53The natural causes it to do sterilize properly.
07:56If you fail, it will be a part of the right to heal.
08:02Now, if all of you are cautious in our career,
08:07for example, we will avoid max reusing of needles at any time.
08:14What we can do is we can do tattooing in aatellite.
08:16Now, the hepatitis is now a new disease.
08:24Hepatitis A has become an epidemiological transition.
08:28In India, it has been less than 10 years.
08:33It has been a long time for 10 years.
08:35It has been a long time for my parents.
08:40But it has improved our sanitation.
09:09This is the case of Hepatitis A.
09:11So, what do we say about hepatitis and hepatitis?
09:18The first item is in our case of hepatitis A outbreak.
09:23That is what we say about hepatitis A and preventable vaccine.
09:33The first item is in our case of hepatitis A and IgG,
09:35the first item is in our case of hepatitis A and preventable vaccine.
09:39It is not a case of hepatitis A and preventable vaccine.
10:00and ice cream, and all the other things.
10:04Hepatitis A virus is inactivated.
10:07That's why it's a disease.
10:10It's about 85 degrees Celsius.
10:13It's about 1 minute.
10:15It's about 1 minute.
10:17It's about 1 minute.
10:19It's about a disease.
10:23When it's lower temperatures,
10:27it's about a cold and frozen food items.
10:31That's right.
10:32It's about an ice cream.
10:37Thank you, Doctor.
10:39Thank you so much.
10:40When you talk about the doctor,
10:41I'm going to talk about this.
10:45I'm going to talk about this.
10:48Namaskar.
10:58That's what we talk about.
11:08Love.
11:12You're welcome.
11:13You're welcome.
11:13Bye-bye.
11:13Bye-bye.
11:13Bye-bye.
11:13You
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