Patient's question:
My sixth uncle is a real drunkard, always in a state of intoxication almost every day. He does nothing productive, and no one can persuade him. Even when people try to talk to him, he gets beaten. It's really frustrating. However, recently he has stopped drinking beer, which still baffles me. I asked my aunt, and only then did I find out that he had been feeling stomach pain for a while, had lost a lot of weight, and after a thorough medical check-up, it was discovered that he had hepatitis.Doctor's answer:
Hello! After the body's immune system responds with a series of automatic immune reactions again, the liver shows significant inflammation again, characterized by liver cell necrosis and inflammatory responses. HAV is completely cleared by the body's autoimmune response, so it generally does not develop into chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, or a viral load state. Viral hepatitis usually has these symptoms: nausea, aversion to greasy food, poor appetite, bitter taste in the mouth, fatigue. The face and body may feel slightly itchy, and the eyes may be sore and uncomfortable. Viral hepatitis is a disease that is not easily resolved. Friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism, as only this can boost their confidence in fighting viral hepatitis and believe that recovery is certain.