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Hepatitis<br />

Symptoms<br />

Hepatitis A symptoms come<br />

on rapidly and are short-lived.<br />

Symptoms usually last one<br />

to two weeks. Hep A and B<br />

are especially dangerous for<br />

people who already have an<br />

existing liver condition like<br />

Hepatitis C. Getting Hepatitis<br />

A or B on top of Hepatitis C<br />

can be very serious, even<br />

life-threatening.<br />

About 1 in 10 people who<br />

get Hepatitis B will develop<br />

a long-lasting infection that<br />

can continue to kill liver cells<br />

and lead to cirrhosis or liver<br />

cancer. Also, once you get<br />

it, there is no effective<br />

treatment or cure for Hep B.<br />

Immunization is the only<br />

effective way to prevent the<br />

potential health problems<br />

associated with Hepatitis B.<br />

Hepatitis Symptom* Short List<br />

■ upset stomach<br />

■ stomach or side pain<br />

■ loss of appetite<br />

■ vomiting<br />

■ feeling tired, weak, or "achy"<br />

■ joint pain<br />

■ fever<br />

■ yellow or brown urine<br />

■ pale or white colored shit<br />

■ yellowish eyes and/or skin<br />

*Many people have no physical<br />

symptoms but they can still pass<br />

the virus on to their friends and<br />

loved ones.<br />

Q: Am I safe from STDs<br />

if I only have oral sex?<br />

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at Downtown Needle Exchange,<br />

1511-2nd Avenue (between Pike & Pine)<br />

■ Abscess & wound care<br />

■ Hepatitis A & B vaccines<br />

■ Other health care needs<br />

Opening in May<br />

M-F 1:15-4:30pm<br />

Walk-ins welcome<br />

Sponsored by:<br />

Public Health — Seattle & King County<br />

Pioneer Square Medical Clinic<br />

Health Care for the Homeless Network<br />

A: The mouth and throat can be the happy home of gonorrhea and while<br />

there’s lower risk than with fucking, you can get HIV from oral sex. 23

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