'Hepatitis' One of the most dangerous diseases on the ground
The most common cause of hepatitis is exposure to five types of viruses that are classified into A, b, c, d, e , and all of these viruses can cause severe disease symptoms persist for several weeks , including yellowing of the skin , eyes, or jaundice , dark urine, fatigue, severe nausea and vomiting and pain in the stomach. And it takes several months to a year for recovery and feeling fit again .
The most common cause of hepatitis is exposure to five types of viruses that are classified into A, b, c, d, e , and all of these viruses can cause severe disease symptoms persist for several weeks , including yellowing of the skin , eyes, or jaundice , dark urine, fatigue, severe nausea and vomiting and pain in the stomach. And it takes several months to a year for recovery and feeling fit again .
hepatitis B virus
The hepatitis B virus , it can cause chronic infection where the patient does not get rid of the virus and never after several years happen cirrhosis of the liver , " A" and it develops into liver cancer. Hbv type is the most serious type of viral infection of the liver and the only type that causes chronic inflammation and for which there is a vaccine.Get the vast majority of type B in developing countries , sub-Saharan Africa and most of Asia and the Pacific Rim , and often the patient infected with the virus during childhood and 8 % to 10 % of patients exposed to chronic infection . In these areas, liver cancer is caused by the virus Hbv of the most cause of death in men.
There are also high rates of infection in the Amazon and the southern parts of Eastern Europe. In the Middle East, 5 % in the Indian sub - continent suffer from chronic inflammation and the infection is less common in Western Europe and North America , where no more than 1 % incidence .
Children who are infected with the virus often have the disease develops into a chronic inflammation and about 90% of children are injured in the first year of life and 30 % to 50% become infected between the first and fourth year of their lives where turns into chronic inflammation. The risk of dying from the virus associated with cancer or cirrhosis of the liver almost 25 % of the person who picks up the infection during childhood .
But what is important is how it captures patients infection?
The hepatitis B virus is transmitted through contact with blood or fluid from the body of a person who is infected the same way that captures the human virus HIV the hiv , the virus that causes AIDS and that the percentage of infection of the hbv higher than the 50 to 100 of the virus of hiv. The basic ways to capture virus Hbv are:
From mother to child during birth and is transmitted from child to another child or through contaminated needles and through sexual contact.
At the global level , the more common cases of transmission of the disease is through an ailing mother to child during birth and the baby to another during their dealings with each other at home.
From mother to child during birth and is transmitted from child to another child or through contaminated needles and through sexual contact.At the global level , the more common cases of transmission of the disease is through an ailing mother to child during birth and the baby to another during their dealings with each other at home.
The re-use of non-sterile needles and syringes. In most developing countries , children become infected with the virus .
In many industrialized countries , for example, Eastern Europe and North America , we find that the quality of transmission of the virus different in these countries happen transmission of the disease from mother to child and from child to another at rates slightly because of the vaccine against the virus in the prenatal period and in any case , the majority of infections in these states occur as a result of sexual contact in the early periods of puberty and drug injection in addition to the hepatitis B virus disease is most common in the risk of the profession in the field of health and most of those who are working in this area are getting vaccinated against the virus. The virus is not transmitted through contaminated food and can not be transmitted casually in the workplace.
In many industrialized countries , for example, Eastern Europe and North America , we find that the quality of transmission of the virus different in these countries happen transmission of the disease from mother to child and from child to another at rates slightly because of the vaccine against the virus in the prenatal period and in any case , the majority of infections in these states occur as a result of sexual contact in the early periods of puberty and drug injection in addition to the hepatitis B virus disease is most common in the risk of the profession in the field of health and most of those who are working in this area are getting vaccinated against the virus. The virus is not transmitted through contaminated food and can not be transmitted casually in the workplace.
Liver cancer
is a killer disease always and usually appear between 35 and 65 years of age and when the patient is producing at full capacity and assume the responsibilities of family. The loss of a mother or father in developing countries could destroy the family .
developing countries
In developing countries, usually most of those who are infected with HIV die within months of diagnosis. In developed countries , the surgery and chemotherapy could higher the age of the patient for several years.
cases of hepatitis
In cases of hepatitis B in some patients can be treated with a drug called interferon or lamivudine , which can help some patients , but each of these two treatments High cost very costing thousands of dollars will be available soon for most patients in developing countries, and sometimes in cases of cirrhosis of the liver can be made transfer of liver surgery with success rates ranging but it remains the best solution is prevention of the disease instead of the vaccine treatment.











