Dr. Kumahige - Vol. 5 Ch. 40 - Miracle

[MangaDex]

 

[Hounder]

Nice to see a happy ending this chapter.

 

[poweron]

even happy ending makes the heart pound

 

[Kippithekappamancer]

Does hep B infection work like that?

Also not a fan of medical drama relying on miracles as solution but I'm glad this one chapter has a happy ending.

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

Does hep B infection work like that?

Also not a fan of medical drama relying on miracles as solution but I'm glad this one chapter has a happy ending.

So this is one where we’ve made pretty significant progress since this was written. Hep B is usually not a huge deal now and can be vaccinated for consistently.
Hep C is still very scary (basically it’s permanent like HIV)

 

[thirtykei]

Don't play with my heart like that bro

 

[SMAXZO]

Goddamn ninjas.....chopping onions while I read this manga.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Good shit.

 

[henman]

Also not a fan of medical drama relying on miracles as solution

Think of it as an event giving a patient very strong motivational boost, which in turn makes their immune system go overdrive and provide a cure. There are similar real cases in medical history, which can't be described as anything less than a miracle.

 

[MOKALI]

FUCK YEAAAHH !!
finally some happy ending in this manga !! Yes !!

 

[conqjw7]

thanks for the work HoG, i cant believe 6 more months and our journey with Dr.Bear will be over. Heartwarming chapter

 

[conqjw7]

Does hep B infection work like that?

Also not a fan of medical drama relying on miracles as solution but I'm glad this one chapter has a happy ending.

it really does work just by simple contaminated blood transaction like that. It was written in the 80s so it was a serious disease a long time ago, but yeah nowadays toddlers get Hep B vax early and most of the time adults can recover from acute hep B in 6 months iirc

 

[SystematicChaos]

Does hep B infection work like that?

Also not a fan of medical drama relying on miracles as solution but I'm glad this one chapter has a happy ending.

I still remember being in elementary school in Canada in the early 2000s, just a few years after the Hep B vaccination programs began, and they played us this video in health class as a public awareness bit. To this day, I have not forgotten that Hepatitis B is a real bad rap.