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HEPATITIS D (HDV)

Hepatitis D infection can only occur together with hepatitis B infection, or in those already infected with hepatitis B. Patients with HBV-HDV coinfection generally have a more severe acute disease and a higher rate of chronic hepatitis than those with hepatitis B alone. Its relevance in the injecting drug using population is that it is transmitted by the same routes as hepatitis B; thus carriers of hepatitis B should be advised of the risks of contracting hepatitis D through continued injecting drug use, thus exposing themselves to the risk of a more severe response to infection.




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