Early symptoms of hepatitis in children?

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Nowadays, the pace of life is faster and faster. People only focus on their work but ignore their health. They never care about minor problems. They often go out to eat and have to drink. Some people are prone to liver disease. The initial symptoms of liver disease is very important for people with liver disease. Many people know that the initial symptoms of chronic hepatitis are not obvious. Therefore, we need to understand the comprehensive knowledge about the early symptoms of liver disease. Now let's talk about the early symptoms of hepatitis in children.

Early symptoms of hepatitis in children?

Fever. The early symptoms of infantile hepatitis are often similar to common cold, especially in the hepatitis epidemic area. If the child has low fever (body temperature below 38 ℃) and no respiratory symptoms, infantile hepatitis should be considered.

Yellow urine. Urine yellow is one of the early signs of infantile hepatitis, which should be paid special attention to. But to identify the child's recent history of medication (such as taking riboflavin, berberine, dysentery, etc.) and some food caused.

I'm tired. Healthy children usually love to play, more lively. If it suddenly listless, mental depression, always love to sleep, the body is becoming thinner, should consider infantile hepatitis. Thin stool. Children in the absence of a history of cold and unclean diet, stool thinning, increased frequency, dark yellow color, should also think of infantile hepatitis.

matters needing attention

There are many early symptoms of liver disease. Most of them come from small details of life. They often feel weak, pigmentation on the face and neck, mild or moderate enlargement of the liver, and no tenderness. The early symptoms of liver disease are normal. Sometimes, the early symptoms of mild enlargement of liver disease are abdominal endoscopy or liver biopsy. Once we feel uncomfortable, we should see a doctor in time, You can't ignore the small details, you must take good care of yourself. Go to the hospital regularly.