Hepatitis A virus (HAV) is transmitted form one person to other by faecal-oral transmission. People living in developing countries with poor sanitation and who fail to maintain..
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Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver. There are several types of hepatitis, and the disease has several causes. In the United States today,..
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Hepatitis A virus (HAV) is transmitted from one person to other by faecal-oral transmission. HAV is found in the stools (faeces) of people with hepatitis A and..
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Hepatitis A infection is usually mild but you should call a doctor for Hepatitis A if any of the following symptoms occur: Nausea and vomiting which persist..
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In its most severe stages, cirrhosis can lead to liver failure and death unless a liver transplant can be done. The likelihood of developing cirrhosis depends on the severity of the disease and..
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Up to 80% of people infected with hepatitis C virus eventually develop chronic hepatitis. After approximately 20 years of chronic hepatitis..
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Call your doctor if you have symptoms of hepatitis or if you believe that you have been exposed to someone who has hepatitis. The Centers for Disease..
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There is no vaccine to protect against hepatitis C, so the only way to prevent this disease is to avoid the risk factors. The risk of..
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Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by infection with a virus. It is called the hepatitis B virus. Most viruses can get transmitted from one person to another...
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Your doctor will ask you about symptoms related to acute or chronic hepatitis C or advanced liver disease. He or she will ask if you have any risk factors for..
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