Teresa’s story of living with hepatitis B in Sudan

Teresa shares her personal experience with hepatitis B, which she discovered during a mass testing in Uganda after being displaced due to the South Sudan war. She reflects on the emotional toll, including the stigma and isolation she faced from her community and family. Teresa emphasizes the importance of seeking medical advice, understanding viral loads, and speaking up about hepatitis B. She also discusses the critical need for screening pregnant women to protect newborns, particularly in South Sudan, where awareness and preventive measures are lacking. 

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