Hepatitis A, B, and C

Many times there may be some sources of infection in our daily lives, so we must pay attention to some virus carriers around us. These viruses may hide in the body and we have to discover their existence. Therefore, regular physical examinations are very important. Many people know that the virus carried by these hepatitis A patients may make us feel scary, but corresponding preventive measures can help us avoid the troubles of the disease.

This type of liver disease is mainly caused by the fact that we have not protected our bodies well for a long time. Staying up late for a long time is very bad for the body. This type of liver disease can easily have a certain impact on your life in the later stages, so you must insist on exercising in your daily life to stay away from liver diseases.

Hepatitis A, C and B are some of the more common liver diseases nowadays. The liver is responsible for the body's detoxification function. If there is a problem with the liver, it can cause great harm to the body. So which of these three liver diseases is more harmful to the human body? Today, the editor will make a comparison on this issue.

The harm of hepatitis A to people's health:

The symptoms of hepatitis A are acute onset, with early symptoms including stomach cold, fever, general fatigue, loss of appetite, aversion to greasy food, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, pain in the liver area, diarrhea, and urine color gradually darkening to thick tea color. As the disease progresses, the above symptoms are alleviated and the fever subsides, but the urine color continues to darken and the sclera and skin appear yellow, reaching a peak in about 2 weeks. It may be accompanied by lighter stool color, itchy skin, enlarged liver, a feeling of fullness, tenderness and percussion pain, and some patients have enlarged spleen. The above symptoms may last for 2-6 weeks. During the recovery period, jaundice gradually subsides, symptoms are alleviated until they disappear, the liver and spleen shrink, and liver function gradually returns to normal. The total course of the disease is approximately 1-3 months.

What harm does hepatitis B do to the human body?

Hepatitis B can present as acute icteric type and acute anicteric type. The acute icteric type may have relatively typical clinical manifestations, such as low fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, aversion to oil, abdominal distension, pain in the liver area, yellow urine like tea, etc. Some patients may even have transient lighter stool color, skin itching, tenderness and percussion pain in the liver area, etc. The acute non-icteric type is more hidden, with mild symptoms, such as mild fatigue, poor appetite, nausea and other discomforts, and recovery is faster. It is often discovered during physical examinations and tests.

The harm of hepatitis C to the human body:

Rheumatoid arthritis, keratitis sicca, lichen planus, glomerulonephritis, mixed cryoglobulinemia, B-cell lymphoma and porphyria cutanea tarda may be caused by abnormal immune response of the body. When hepatitis C cirrhosis reaches the decompensated stage, various complications may occur: ascites, abdominal infection, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy, hepatorenal syndrome, liver failure, etc.

From the above we can see that these three liver diseases are very harmful to the human body, and they are all contagious. It can easily spread to other people if you are not careful. Therefore, we should start with small things around us, develop good living habits, and stay away from liver disease.

Through this article we can understand that liver diseases are very harmful to the body, so we must develop the habit of checking our bodies on a daily basis so that we can detect diseases early. Patients must pay attention to their diet, avoid close contact with people around them that may cause virus transmission, and take daily disinfection measures to protect those around them.