Hepatitis A. Acute viral hepatitis A is the most common and least dangerous hepatitis virus and is most common in places where levels of health service and personal hygiene are low, and the number of people who contract this virus annually is estimated at more than ten million people worldwide.<\/p>\n
A person becomes infected with this disease by eating and drinking foodstuffs that have been contaminated by a person with this disease without showing symptoms of the disease during the infectious period, which is from 6 days to 6 weeks. They are susceptible to insects that help transmit the disease, or get them from unreliable sources in public gatherings and restaurants. It is also recommended to cook foods well to reduce disease transmission, and the disease can also be transmitted by eating contaminated shellfish if it is not cooked well.<\/p>\n
When infected with this virus, some symptoms arise, including fever with pain in the upper abdomen on the right side, accompanied by jaundice (yolk in the whites of the eyes and skin) that lasts for a short period and is under observation without any special medications and there may not be any symptoms mentioned in the first place, and there are rare cases that may It leads to acute liver failure resulting from the death of liver cells (which usually synthesize the necessary proteins and remove toxins from the blood circulation), which may lead to serious complications that may kill the patient if a liver transplant is performed within weeks of diagnosis.<\/p>\n
\nHepatitis B. It is also a highly contagious virus that is found in blood, semen and saliva and lives for seven or more days outside the body. The virus is often transmitted by exposure to non-sterile tools (such as shaving tools among some pilgrims) or contaminated syringes and needles, especially those used for body piercing or tattooing, or blood preparations. the blood.<\/p>\n
\nWash your hands frequently<\/p>\n
Hepatitis C. It is one of the main causes of viral hepatitis transmitted through blood, blood products, and contaminated needles. About 60 percent of new infected people are users of illegal drugs through the veins or nose, who share the same personal items, and the risk of hepatitis C increases in people who have undergone blood transfusions. Before 1992. This is the year blood banks started adopting tests to detect this virus, and since the disease may take decades to develop, it is still not possible to determine the number of people who will develop the disease out of the 300,000 people who underwent blood transfusions before 1992. Contrary to popular belief, hepatitis C is not transmitted by feeding, cuddling, sneezing or coughing, nor by consuming water or food contaminated with the virus, or by accidental contact, or by sharing eating and drinking utensils.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, 30% of people with hepatitis C suffer from scarring of the liver (cirrhosis or cirrhosis) and this inflammation is the reason that leads to liver transplants. According to statistics, more than 10,000 people die annually as a result of liver failure caused by hepatitis C. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expects the number of deaths to triple in the next 10 to 20 years.<\/p>\n
Hepatitis D. This blood-born virus can only be infected after a previous infection with hepatitis B. That’s the hepatitis D virus. Live and multiply with his attachment<\/p>\n
\nAvoid open eating<\/p>\n
on the hepatitis B virus. This disease is rare, except among the users of illegal drugs.<\/p>\n
Hepatitis E. This food-born virus, similar to hepatitis A, is predominantly infected. in Asia and South America. Most cases of the disease recorded in the United States involve travelers to parts of the world where the virus is present.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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