How many years can we get along with viral hepatitis?

Update Date: 2022-06-14 Source: Network

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Severe hepatitis is also known as liver failure. We must pay attention to it when we treat it with drugs. It is the most serious type of viral hepatitis, accounting for about 0.2% - 0.5% of all hepatitis. The etiology and predisposing factors of severe hepatitis are complex, including hepatic encephalopathy, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, secondary infection, hepatorenal syndrome, etc. And timely treatment, next I would like to share with viral hepatitis can get along with how many years?. Hope to help you.

How many years can we get along with viral hepatitis?

First: with viral hepatitis can get along for 1 year, now the drug treatment effect is good, most people after treatment are able to control the disease. In this case, the survival time of patients is also relatively long, there will be no immediate death symptoms, the survival time is generally more than 5 years.

Second: some patients infected with the virus after the human liver did not appear damage, for this situation, generally do not need to use a special way of treatment, mainly the human liver and the virus can coexist peacefully. In view of this situation, you can generally choose to go to the hospital half a year to do a liver function test and DNA test. In this case, the survival time of patients is also relatively long.

Third: the general hepatitis can live for several years, hepatitis is not a terminal disease, at present generally can choose to use drugs to control the disease, the patient's survival time is relatively long.

matters needing attention

The patients should live in a single ward, keep the air fresh and the temperature appropriate, disinfect the indoor air with UV every day and mop the floor with disinfectant, which can effectively prevent all kinds of infections, provide considerate life care, limit activities, especially lay flat for 15-30 minutes after meals, so as to increase the blood flow of the liver, and explain the importance of rest to the patients, so as to obtain the cooperation of the patients.