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Hepatitis B is a viral infection caused by one's infection with the hepatitis virus B. Hepatitis B can launch the inflammation of an infected person's liver which can lead to liver failure, hepatic cirrhosis, liver cancer or even death.
Hepatitis B virus can be found in affected blood or in other infected liquids of the human body, for example seminal liquid, vaginal secretions. This is why the transmission of this virus can be done through blood transfusions with infected blood, by using infected syringes and needles, either in hospitals or in dentist's offices, manicure proceedings, piercing, etc. It also very easily trabsmitable through sexual unprotected contact and it can be transmitted from the mother to the newborn, too.
Acute Hepatitis B can show several symptoms, the most apparent of which is jaundice where the whites of the eye and the skin turn yellowish. There will also be observed changes in the color of the urine, which could turn orange or brown, as well as color changes in the feces.
There are also other symptoms of the hepatitis B infection. Exaggerated and persistent exhaustion could be one of them. If that exhaustion is present for days or even for weeks, it could be a sign that the individual is infected with hepatitis B virus.
Still other symptoms of Hepatitis B infection could be like the symptoms of flu, joint pains, fever, vomiting, lack of appetite and fever.
These symptoms appear after a one to six month period of incubation of the virus, after the initial contact with the infected person or object. What you must be attentive about and know is that approximately thirty percent of the infected individuals present no symptoms what so ever. The symptoms of chronic hepatitis B are similar to the acute hepatitis B, with the particularity that the exhaustion is more severe, and the patient may get confused or disoriented.
When a doctor suspects a viral B hepatitis, he or she will proceed to a full examination and a series of blood tests to establish if the hepatic functions are working right. If this virus is traced, and when the hepatitis is chronic, hepatic biopsy is recommended. This will reveal the severity of the illness. The doctor will recommend special treatment in the matter, depending on the patient's state and the severity of the affection.
Acute B hepatitis can be cured in approximately six months and cases are normally very little. In some cases, acute hepatitis can turn into chronic hepatitis. If the infected person goes for treatment as soon as he or she was subjected to the virus, a vaccine will be administered. The vaccine will promote the production of antibodies to fight the infection. Patients with acute hepatitis B should get a lot of rest to hasten the recovery.
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