Musa’s story of living with hepatitis B in Uganda

Initially traumatized by the diagnosis in 2021, Musa was advised by healthcare professionals to start medication promptly. Overcoming initial hurdles in accessing the correct treatment, he now receives medication free of charge at government hospitals. Musa emphasizes the importance of early testing, highlighting that hepatitis B may not show symptoms immediately. With his story, he aims to spread awareness that living normally with Hepatitis B is possible, urging others to prioritize their health and get tested early.

Interviewers: National Organisation for People Living with Hepatitis B (NOPLHB) 

https://noplhb.org/  

Sponsors: Hepatitis B Foundation (USA) and Gilead Sciences  

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