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acute hepatitis B treatment
hi there, i have one question regarding acute HBV symptoms and acute HBV treatment,
if someone is experiencing acute HBV symptoms ( fever,swollen lymph nodes,,,etc ) and admitted to hospital then if they gave him some injections like pain killers, it will not work with the symptoms, right? or are these symptoms are treatable? i mean the acute stage symptoms
if someone is experiencing acute HBV symptoms ( fever,swollen lymph nodes,,,etc ) and admitted to hospital then if they gave him some injections like pain killers, it will not work with the symptoms, right? or are these symptoms are treatable? i mean the acute stage symptoms
No treatment is allowed on acute hbv because it clears by immune system, there are no symptoms and most are not even aware they have it.few develop severe symptoms needing any painkiller (wgich areheavily toxic to the liver), 1% develop fulminant hepatitis due to excessive unregulated immune response and only these rare cases are treated with immune suppressive drugs with antivirals
As i know acute hepatitis don't need treatment just lot of rest and avoiding food wich make liver works more like lot oil sugar...eat more vegetable and fruit.ans sure if symptoms are severe hospitalization is recommended and you should be under control especially your alat asat echo hbvdna and hbsag hbsab at least each 2month
As i know acute hepatitis don't need treatment just lot of rest and avoiding food wich make liver works more like lot oil sugar...eat more vegetable and fruit.ans sure if symptoms are severe hospitalization is recommended and you should be under control especially your alat asat echo hbvdna and hbsag hbsab at least each 2month
As i know acute hepatitis don't need treatment just lot of rest and avoiding food wich make liver works more like lot oil sugar...eat more vegetable and fruit.ans sure if symptoms are severe hospitalization is recommended and you should be under control especially your alat asat echo hbvdna and hbsag hbsab at least each 2month
As i know acute hepatitis don't need treatment just lot of rest and avoiding food wich make liver works more like lot oil sugar...eat more vegetable and fruit.ans sure if symptoms are severe hospitalization is recommended and you should be under control especially your alat asat echo hbvdna and hbsag hbsab at least each 2month
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