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eight months hbv+ / Advice please

I unknowingly expose myself to a hbv+ girl on February 2015.This is my eight months of hbv+. I get weak most time and I slim down. I want to start Tenofovir for six months and vaccine four times within the six months, then every six months I will treat with tenofovir for one month, I'm in Nigeria, the lab center is only two nation wide, very expensive and distant from me. I just need the possible cheap option to avoid liver complication. I cry to God to please help pharmaceutical industry develop the cure. Advice please
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Aduski what other tests do i need to know how well my kidney is functioning? I have a GFR of 90.12 though. When I start my treatment hbvdna was arround 1 million
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why did you not take a vaccine after the complete treatment at 2014
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Your Dr is right. You don't need a vaccine right now till you seroconvert to hbsag negative. or I am not sure if you mean hep A vaccine?.
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I'm 32, no alcohol, no fatty food, doctor say yes to treatment but no to vaccine but I want both treatment and vaccine
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Were you able to see a doctor about your situation?  How old are you and do you drink alcohol?  How healthy is your diet?  Try to fix what you can right now with a good diet and no alcohol.  How do u know that you were exactly eight month infected.   If you did go to the doctor, is that the treatment your dr recommended?
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