Hepatitis In modern society when a person gets sick with the flu or a cold they will usually go about their normal routine with the exception of a sneeze or a cough throughout the day. ... These viruses that were initially concealed by flu like symptoms are now known collectively as the disease of Hepatitis. The disease of Hepatitis is actually by six different types of viral infections, namely, Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E, and G. Hepatitis descries the destructive affect of the viral invasion of the body and liver by six and separate viruses. ... There is also a non-viral Hepatitis which is caused by substance. One rumor that has spread about hepatitis is that a person can only contract hepatitis if associated with HIV or AIDS. ... Any one can become infected with Hepatitis. Unfortunately this is about all most people know of Hepatitis. ... The first of the Hepatitis viral infection to be discovered is Hepatitis A. Hepatitis A is the mild mannered virus compared to the other viruses. ... Hepatitis A does not have any special medications or antibiotics that can be used to treat or prevent this unpleasant virus. ... Hepatitis B can result in such malfunction of the liver. Hepatitis B causes the liver to become inflamed. Usually the people that get infected with Hepatitis B can fight off the virus, but there are some individuals that are unable to fight. ... The symptoms of hepatitis B are very similar to hepatitis A, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, fever, weakness of body which may last up to several weeks even months, abdominal pain, darkening of urine, and jaundice. The only vaccine that is used on Hepatitis B is called Saccharomyces cerevesia. ... Cirrhosis is a disease caused by a virus such as Hepatitis B attacking the liver cells resulting in the liver forming scare tissue. ... Hepatitis B is spread in many similar ways in which Hepatitis A is spread, in fact most all Hepatitis’s are spread in the same way, but there are its differences.
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