How long does liver infection have a symptom?
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The infectivity of hepatitis B is very high, and there are no obvious symptoms in the early stage of hepatitis B virus infection, so patients may not find the disease in time, which delays the treatment of the disease. So, how long after infection second liver can you have apparent symptom to appear? Let me make a detailed analysis for you.
How long does liver infection have a symptom?
There is a incubation period, so many people infected with hepatitis B will not immediately show the symptoms of hepatitis B, the key is based on the length of the incubation period. Clinically, there is no absolute time for the incubation period of hepatitis B, because it is related to the route of transmission of hepatitis B, the number of hepatitis B virus infection, and the immune status of the infected person.
Generally speaking, the symptoms of hepatitis B will appear in 6 weeks and 6 months, with an average of 3 months. The incubation period of injection infection is relatively short, with an average of about 65 days, while the incubation period of body fluid or oral infection is relatively long, with an average of about 98 days.
After the incubation period, patients will have obvious symptoms, there are many obvious clinical symptoms, such as loss of appetite, fatigue, low fever, muscle or joint pain, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fatigue, jaundice and other symptoms, hepatitis B virus infection can be found in time through these symptoms, and then timely treatment. However, there are many patients in the early stage of infection will not have the symptoms of hepatitis B, which requires patients usually have to develop a sense of anxiety, as soon as possible to go to the hospital to inject hepatitis B vaccine, so it will not be easily infected by hepatitis B.
matters needing attention
To regularly go to the hospital for physical examination, check out hepatitis B, to go to the regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible. In life should also pay more attention to avoid hepatitis B infection to people around, I hope you patients can recover as soon as possible.
