Patient's question:
During the health check, the doctor said it was positive, which might be hepatitis G. Hello, hello, is there a difference between hepatitis G and hepatitis B? Is this disease serious?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis A is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis A virus, characterized by liver inflammation, primarily spread through the fecal-oral route. Clinical diagnosis primarily manifests as fatigue, reduced appetite, liver enlargement, and abnormal liver function. In some cases, jaundice may also occur, primarily presenting as acute hepatitis, and asymptomatic carriers are common. People of any age can contract this disease, but it is most prevalent among children and adolescents.