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[0] Treatment [1] Vaccination for Hepatitis A Proper hand washing Heating food to correct temperature Avoiding water and food from possible contaminated areas Passive immunization prophylaxis with serum immune globulin is available pre and post exposure [3] There is no vaccine to prevent hepatitis C infection. Know the HCV status of any sexual partner and use condoms. Be cautious about body piercing and tattooing and use a reputable shop Avoid illicit drug use and non-sterile needles Do not donate blood, organs or tissue if you know you have Hepatitis C Avoid using other peoples razors or toothbrushes if you don’t know their background [2] 
Vaccination for Hepatitis B Preventive treatment may reduce the risk that the virus will infect your body. But the treatment must be given within 24 hours of exposure to the hepatitis B virus. Know the HBV status of any sexual partner and use condoms. Be cautious about body piercing and tattooing and use a reputable shop Avoid illicit drug use and non-sterile needles Avoid using other peoples razors or toothbrushes if you don’t know their background
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