If you can get Hepatitis due to folks working with food and dirty hands, can you give it to yourself?

If you already have hepatitis then how can you get it again? Only if you masterbate. well we are talking here about the hepatitis virus a and e, which usually transmitted through feco-oral route, but as an educated adult u cant get it, because simple hand washing before and after handling food is enough to prevent it,

explain: someone has hep. a , he went to bathroom, and didnt wash his hand, some one shaked hand with him, and ate something without washing his hand he could get it. so just by simple hand washing anyone can get any type of hepatitis. no one is immune.

hepa-food born with fecal contamination

hepb-bodily fluids

hepc-blood only

hepd-you wont have unless your infected with hepb

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hepe-third world countries, rare in the united states Hi. I assume you are speaking of Hepatitis A as it is the only food bourne form of Hepatitis unless you drink contaminated water and then the risk for HepB is likely. My attorney got HepB in Mexico from the water and just visiting the country. There is a possibility you can give it to yourself in the context of Hepatitis A by handling contaminated food products. You can give yourself Hepatitis B by sexual or blood and serum which contains the virus. In the end we are responsible for getting ourselves educated and then watching our own butts. There are vaccinations for HepB and HepA but NOT Hepatitis C. HepC is a blood to blood virus so it may be passed only rarely from herpes and also a risk from sexual contact with a partner who has many other partners. The act of violent sex is also risky. With over 200 million in the world with Hepatitis C and 45% of the world with some form of hepatitis it is a rampant disease with not enough funding to really get a handle on it worldwide. Just as it took a couple of decades for help to get to Africa for AIDS and thus the dying of millions, I fear the same thing is happening with hepatitis . We tend to classify illness and the stigma often keeps help from coming in to help those affected. Be sure to be vaccinated for Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B and tested for HepC as well.