Hepatitis B virus is the type of hepatitis most commonly associated with sexual transmission, as it is found in semen, body fluids, and blood shared during unsafe intercourse.
It is also spread through the sharing of needles or razors, as well as other forms of blood exposure, such as from mother to baby during birth. It is transmitted primarily through blood and body fluids and is not transmitted through other routes. It cannot be contracted from a toilet seat or through casual contact with any object that an infected person has simply touched. The good news is that hepatitis B is preventable with a vaccine.
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