The first signs of hepatitis can be flu-like symptoms such as fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea and weight loss. When symptoms are severe, constipation, poor circulation, and dark urine. Hepatitis A and B are treated with rest and a diet rich in protein and carbohydrates. Interferon is sometimes the treatment given to patients with mutations B and C. Because the liver is inflamed, treatment focuses on healing and restoring liver function.
Drinking too much alcohol will damage your liver.
The medical term for this disease is ARLD (alcoholic liver disease). The problem with this disease is that at first there are no signs or symptoms and therefore it is often hidden. However, if you drink a lot of alcohol, you should always check how your liver is working. This blood test is useful because it shows the hormones that appear when the liver is damaged. In the late stages of the disease, symptoms such as confusion, weakness, and vomiting may be symptoms of URLD.