Hepatitis b symptoms and treatment

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What is meant by hepatitis B

There are two types of hepatitis A and B. Hepatitis B is more damage in our body compared to hepatitis A. Because hepatitis B mainly affects the liver of humans. Hepatitis virus is spread mostly through contaminated water. In some people, hepatitis B infection persists for a long time and the person cannot detect it, in which case it is called chronic hepatitis.so here we see Hepatitis b symptoms and treatment.

What are the causes of hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is a danger infectious disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. The disease is often spread through the blood and bodily fluids of an infected person.

• There are many causes of hepatitis B infection. Let's see about them,

• Hepatitis B infection is spread through shared needles and blades by infected persons.

• Hepatitis B infection is transmitted to the infant from an infected mother during pregnancy.

• The infection is also spread by sharing objects such as toothbrushes and blades used by an infected person.

• Ear piercing and tattooing with improper equipment is a cause of infection.

• Hepatitis B can also be transmitted by transfusing blood from an infected person to other people without proper testing.

Symptoms of Hepatitis B

• Diagnosing people with hepatitis B is difficult. Because hepatitis B has many symptoms

• Excessive fatigue

• Vomiting and abdominal pain

• Yellowing of the affected person's skin and eyes

• Fairly dark colored urine

• Fever

• Headache and nausea

• Excessive itching of the affected person's body

Treatments for Hepatitis B

Doctors perform many tests to diagnose hepatitis B in people with hepatitis B when the above symptoms are not present.

• A blood test is done to detect hepatitis B virus infection and HBsAg test is done. At the onset of hepatitis B, lgm is tested, and if it persists for a long time, IgG is tested.

• Liver status is checked by liver biopsy if the affected person has liver failure.

• HBsAg tests are done to detect the effect of hepatitis B virus on the body.

• Liver function test This test is done to detect the effect of hepatitis B infection on the liver.

• Abdominal ultrasound scan is done to check the status of liver.

• Polymerase chain reaction (P.S.R) test helps to detect the effect of virus present in the blood.

Hepatitis B virus is likely to become chronic only if children get it. Adults do not need to fear that it will get better by itself in two weeks. If there is a proper diet and a proper state of mind, no disease will occur and the disease will be cured.