Hepatitis B
Infectious disease caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV) that can be characterized as acute or chronic. Some cases may go unnoticed but can be detected with blood tests.
Things to consider
- Diagnosis date
- Acute or chronic
- Type of treatment
- Lab test results
- Drug use and/or alcohol consumption
What response can you expect?
- Life
- Critical illness
- Disability
- Healthcare
| Acute, depending on screening test results and liver enzymes: | standard may be offered |
| Chronic: | rated +50 to +200 or declined |
| Acute, depending on screening test results and liver enzymes: | standard may be offered |
| Chronic: | rated +25 to +75 with exclusion of liver cancer or declined |
| Acute, full recovery: | standard may be offered |
| Chronic: | rated +25 to +100 with exclusion and waiting period of at least 90 days and possibility to limit the benefit period to 2 or 5 years or declined |