Does hepatitis b cause autism?
My cousin's baby is due for the Hep B vaccine soon. I overheard some ladies discussing if this disease can lead to autism. Is there any truth to this or is it just a rumour?
My cousin's baby is due for the Hep B vaccine soon. I overheard some ladies discussing if this disease can lead to autism. Is there any truth to this or is it just a rumour?
No, there is absolutely no connection between Hepatitis B and autism. Calm your mind and do not believe these rumors. Focus on positive thoughts and keeping your body healthy.
Please don't skip the Hep B vaccine based on these rumors. I once ignored proper medical advice and paid the price. Protect yourself and your family from real diseases instead of worrying about fake claims.
There is no scientific connection at all. The vaccine protects against a dangerous liver disease, which is very real. Stick to the basic vaccination schedule prescribed by your local clinic.
No link at all. Stressing over fake health news only increases your blood pressure. Focus on clean eating, regular checkups, and verified medical facts from your doctor.
These are baseless fears that only create anxiety in the heart. There is no such connection. Stay positive, trust the science that protects our health, and take good care of your family.
Arre nahi, bilkul nahi! Hepatitis B se autism hone ka koi lena dena nahi hai, haan. Yeh sab faltu ki afwahein hain, aap bindas vaccine lagwao aur tension mat lo, na.
I asked my pediatrician at Apollo Hospital about these rumors when vaccinating my child. He clearly said there is absolutely no medical link between Hep B and autism. Please clarify with your doctor.
This is totally false. Hepatitis B is a virus that affects the liver, and autism is a developmental condition. There is zero link between them, so don't believe everything you read on WhatsApp.
No, this is completely untrue and has been scientifically debunked. Hepatitis B is a liver infection, while autism has genetic and neurodevelopmental roots. Get vaccinated without any such fears.
I am too tired to even think about how people come up with these links. No, it doesn't cause autism. Go get some sleep and don't read weird internet theories at 3 AM like I do.
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