Patna: Bihar has more than 50 hepatitis lakh patients who claim around 15 lakh live throughout the world every year.
Reveal this number on the occasion of Hepatitis Hepatitis Day on Wednesday, Dr.
Dineshwar Prasad, Principal Ayurvedic College and Hospital (GAC), claimed that 5 of every 100 people suffered from disease in Bihar.
“Hepatitis, which may occur due to alcohol consumption, epilepsy drugs, and AIDS drugs or TB, can turn off if it’s late detection.
It has four types – hepatitis A, B, C and E,” said Dr.
Dineshwar and added, “Theme This year is ‘Hepatitis cannot wait’, which convey the urgency of efforts needed to eliminate hepatitis as a threat of public health by 2030.
“Dr.
Santosh Kumar Vishwakarma, Dr.
Sunita Pandey and Dr.
Samam Kumari from Gach put pressure on doing intensive tests in pregnant women Because of detecting hepatitis and inoculation of newborn babies on time.
“There are certain Ayurvedic drugs, which can safely treat hepatitis patients.
They purify blood and strengthen the heart,” their advice.