Patient's question:
Family has a history of hereditary hepatitis A, I used to have it and it was cured, how did it come back again? What should I do? Can it be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the hepatitis A virus is the virus that causes acute hepatitis, and it is a self-limiting disease that will never develop into a chronic condition. It refers to familial hepatitis B virus. Currently, it is very difficult for hepatitis B to heal on its own. The treatment goal is to maximize the suppression of hepatitis B virus replication, reduce liver cell inflammation and abscess formation, and slow the progression of the disease. When you meet the treatment criteria, timely antiviral treatment should be administered. Hepatitis A patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life while understanding professional treatment. Appropriate diet should be maintained in daily dietary habits to avoid stimulating foods.