The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the Department of Health said yesterday that it does not recommend that the public be fully vaccinated against hepatitis B unless they are in high-risk groups.
"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention emphasized that there has been no upward trend in reported cases of acute hepatitis B in recent years, and the public should not panic too much. The Hepatitis Prevention and Control Committee of the Department of Health has discussed it many times and suggested that there is no need for an additional dose of hepatitis B vaccine. (In addition A single dose won't work, because the vaccines have been ineffective since the beginning.)"
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that if medical staff or people with hepatitis B carriers at home are worried that they do not have hepatitis B antibodies in their bodies, they can go to the hospital for a blood test to confirm, and then ask the doctor if they need to pay for the vaccination at their own expense.
"The Penghu case may also be due to the failure of the hepatitis B vaccination!" said Li Shoudong, director of the Internal Medicine Department of Taipei Veterans General Hospital. According to statistics, the failure rate of hepatitis B vaccination among Taiwanese people is about 1%. The reasons include the mother's placenta. Vertical infection, improper storage of vaccines, or missing a dose of immunoglobulin at birth (the mother must be vaccinated if the mother is a carrier of hepatitis B), this case has not been confirmed to be a later infection or vaccination failure, and the public does not need to rush to re-vaccinate.
"The CDC stated that to prevent hepatitis B, in addition to vaccination, it is best to avoid tattoos, eyebrow tattoos, ear piercing, unsafe sex, and sharing needles, razors, etc. that may exchange blood and body fluids with others. Behavior. (This is a formal way to avoid getting hepatitis B, not the most effective way to prevent liver cancer.)"
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"Readers should know that Western medicine believes that liver B carriers are the most likely to get liver cancer, so they have been encouraging the public to accept the hepatitis B vaccine. They think that this can prevent everyone from getting liver cancer. The actual situation is not the case. Now I will explain it to readers , First of all, western pharmaceutical factories go to manufacture vaccines, and use some false data to prove that they are effective. The real situation is that this type of vaccine is not effective at all, so it will appear that after the vaccine is administered, the situation of hepatitis still occurs. Today, Taiwan I have already admitted that Taiwan is an island of liver cancer, and the region with the highest death rate due to liver cancer, which already shows that the direction of the current medical policy is wrong. If it is correct, why are so many people dying of liver cancer every year? So? Therefore, the real way to prevent liver cancer is not to inject vaccines, but to cure the disease is the best way. Whether it is B liver or C liver, Chinese medicine can treat it. At the same time, Taiwanese are required to abstain from drinking and eating All western medicines and various vitamins, the biggest cause of death of Taiwanese due to liver cancer is not liver B, but drinking culture and western medicine culture. Excessive drinking and abuse of western medicine are the real cause of liver cancer. It is well known that alcohol damages the liver ,Western medicines almost all hurt the liver, especially painkillers are the most harmful to the liver. Excessive intake of vitamins causes the liver to be overwhelmed and damage is also the cause of liver cancer. Therefore, in order to really reduce the mortality rate of liver cancer, we must completely stop the abuse of western medicines and vitamins, and reduce alcohol consumption. Wait, that's the most correct way, once the people get liver B or C, they should seek medical treatment immediately, so that the death rate of liver cancer in Taiwan may drop."
