Co-infection with HIV and hepatitis B/C causes severe liver damage

According to a report by Vietnam.vn, people with a co-infection of HIV and hepatitis B/C have a higher risk of severe liver damage. The diseases are sometimes called 'silent killers' due to their devastating effect on the liver.

The report emphasizes that this co-infection often goes unnoticed, while the damage to the liver can be significant. People with HIV are advised to be tested regularly for hepatitis B and C.

A timely diagnosis is important to prevent further damage. Treatment of both infections can help reduce complications. According to the source, more awareness is needed about the dangers of co-infection.

This message is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.