Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver within the general meaning. The liver can become inflamed due to infection, impaired theimmune system, or exposure to alcohol, certain medications, toxins or poisons.
Hepatitis B is caused by infection with hepatitis B (HBV). This infection has two phases: acute and chronic.
Acute (new, short-term) hepatitis B occurs shortly after exposure to the virus. A small number of very serious people develop life-threatening form of acute hepatitis called fulminant hepatitis.
Chronic (ongoing, long-term) hepatitis B infection with HBV that lasts longer than 6 months. Once the infection becomes chronic, probably never disappear completely.
Approximately 90-95% of infected people able to fight the virus so that the infection never becomes chronic. Only about 5-10 percent of adults infected with HBV continues to develop a chronic infection.
HBV infection is one of the most important causes of infectious hepatitis. People with chronic HBV infection are called chronic carriers. About two-thirds of those same people do not get sick or die from the virus, but can spread to others. The remaining third develop chronic hepatitis B, liver disease can be severe.
The liver is an important organ in the body needs to stay alive. The most important function is the filtering of many drugs and toxins from the blood, storing energy for later use, helps the absorption of certain nutrients from food and produce substances that fight infection and bleeding. The liver has a remarkable ability to heal itself, but can only heal itself if damaged.
Causes of hepatitis B virus, known as blood-borne viruses due to spread from one person to another through blood.
Semen and saliva, which contains small amounts of blood, also carry the virus.
This virus can be transmitted each time one of the body fluids come into contact with broken skin or mucous membranes (mouth, genitals or rectum) of people who are not infected.
People who have an increased risk of infection with hepatitis B are:
Men or women who have multiple sexual partners, especially if you do not use condoms
Men who have sex with men
Men or women who have sex with someone infected with HBV
People with STDPeople other who inject drugs with shared needles
People who receive blood transfusions or blood products
People who undergo dialysis for kidney failure
Institutionalized with mental retardation and their employees and family members
Health workers are stuck by needles or other sharp instruments contaminated with infected blood
Babies born to infected mothers
In some cases, the source of infection is not known.
You're young is when infected with the hepatitis B virus, the more likely that the development of hepatitis B infection rate of progression of chronic hepatitis B are:
90% of children infected at birth
30% of children infected at age 1-5 years
6% of those infected after age 5
5-10% of adults are infected
Half of the symptoms of people infected with hepatitis B virus have no symptoms.
Symptoms develop within 30 to 180 days after exposure. Symptoms are often compared to flu. Most people think they have flu and not think of having HBV infection.
Loss of appetite
Feeling nausea and vomiting, fatigue, itching all over his body, pain in the liver (on the right side of the abdomen under the lower ribs, yellow, urine becomes dark in color (like cola or tea).
Stools are pale in color (gray or clay).
Many types of acute viral hepatitis have similar symptoms. Fulminant hepatitis is a common disease. This is a severe form of acute hepatitis can be fatal if not treated immediately. Symptoms develop suddenly.
Mental disorders such as confusion, drowsiness, or hallucinations.
Suddenly, he collapsed from exhaustion, swelling, yellow, abdominal
Prolonged nausea and vomiting can cause dehydration. If you have been vomiting repeatedly, you may see the following:
Feeling tired or weak
Feeling confused or having difficulty concentrating
Not urinating
Irritability
Symptoms of heart failure may include:
Causing increased fluid retention in the abdomen and sometimes the feet of the
Loss of weight gain due to ascites
Persistent jaundice
Loss of appetite and weight.
Vomiting blood in vomit
Rectal bleeding nose, mouth or blood in the stool or
Hepatic encephalopathy (excessive sleepiness, mental confusion, and in advanced stages, the development of a comma)
Diagnosis
Because many people with hepatitis B have no symptoms, they are unaware they have the disease.
Hepatitis B is often discovered by accident when you see your health care provider for other reasons.
Blood tests are made for revisions, annual insurance purposes, or before surgery may indicate abnormalities in liver blood tests results.
If your doctor determines that you may be at risk of contracting hepatitis, blood will be drawn.
The control laboratory of the blood to determine how well your heart is working, if not already done so.
Your blood will be tested to determine if you have been exposed to certain viral hepatitis and possibly other viruses.
If you have a large amount of vomit or have not been able to take fluids, electrolytes in the blood may also be checked to ensure that your blood chemistry in balance.
Other tests may be ordered to rule out other medical conditions.
Liver biopsy - this involves removing a small piece of liver. This is usually done by inserting a long needle into the liver tissue and interesting. This tissue is examined under a microscope to detect changes in the liver. A biopsy may be performed to detect liver damage or to assess how well treatment is working.
Unani Medicine:
Karfas Bekh stew, Bady Bekh each gm 7, Bekh Izkhar, Qusta every 1 gram Afsanteen, Asaroon, Gafisa every 2 grams, 2 Hulb, Maveez munaq 7 grams of numbness, Malik-ul Akleel 5 grams, use a potion East twice a day before meals with 4 ml Roghair Baadam.
6 munaq stew Maveez numbness, Inje Khuska 2 in numbness, Unnab 20 in numbness, Bekh Karfas 10 g, Baadyan, Anisoon each gm 7, Hulb 6 gm. Use of this stew with Baid Roghair Inje 6 ml, 5 ml Roghair Baadam twice a day.
Apply this paste to the local level: Banafsa 6 g, Malik-ul Aklil 6 g, 6 g Baboona Gul, 3 g Tukhm Kitan, Tukhm Hulb 3 grams, 2 grams Romi Mastagi in boiling water and make pasta in the capital and Roghair implemented locally in the hypochondriac region.
2 bed Habbe Chief Noshadari after every meal.
Sorbet Bazoori mutadil 20 ml twice.
Khoon Musaffi Habbe
Sageer Asanasia mountain
Gafisa Qurs
Arch Kasini 60 ml mixed in 60 ml of ARQ Mako is also beneficial.
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