What Is Serum Hepatitis?

Serum hepatitis (post-transfusion hepatitis)

Serum hepatitis

Serum hepatitis (post-transfusion hepatitis)

[Symptoms]: Serum hepatitis: general weakness, do not want to eat, fever, nausea, vomiting, fear of eating greasy food, blockage or discomfort in the upper abdomen, and obvious yellowing. Why do these symptoms occur in patients with hepatitis?

After getting hepatitis, as the function of liver cells is affected, the ability to bilirubin is reduced, so that bile cannot be discharged to the small intestine according to the normal pathway, and bilirubin in the blood is increased. Therefore, jaundice and yellow urine often occur in patients with hepatitis. Because the liver is inflamed and swollen, and the liver capsule on the liver surface is too tight, the patient may experience pain in the liver area.

Patients with chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis often also show signs of hypofunction. For example, male patients may decline or disappear, pubic hair and axillary hair may decrease and fall off, testicular atrophy becomes smaller, impotence, infertility, breast enlargement, and liver palms and spider moles occur. Female patients may cause irregular menstruation, such as menstruation Inadmissible periods, small or excessive periods, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, etc. This kind of phenomenon is caused by the liver's weakened regulation of sex hormones, which leads to imbalance of sex hormones.

Patients with severe hepatitis and cirrhosis, and elevated portal pressure in patients with cirrhosis can cause edema or ascites in patients.

Common signs in patients with hepatitis:

1. Liver enlargement: Most people will have liver enlargement to varying degrees, usually 1 to 3 cm under the costal arch. . However, due to the massive necrosis of liver cells in patients with severe hepatitis, not only does the liver not swell, but it often shrinks to varying degrees.

1. Liver tenderness and throbbing pain: Hepatomegaly with tenderness and throbbing pain is the most important and common sign of hepatitis.

3. Jaundice: Those with mild jaundice often only have white eyeballs (sclera) yellowing; those with severe jaundice can have obvious yellow stains on their skin.

4. Splenomegaly: Patients with acute hepatitis generally have varying degrees of spleen enlargement.

5. Liver palm and spider mole:

6 Gray complexion: Patients with chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis often have a pale complexion, no gloss, or a complex complexion.

[Pathology]: Hepatitis B, also known as serum hepatitis, viral hepatitis B (Hepatitis B for short), is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV). It is transmitted through blood and body fluids and has a chronic carrying state. Because it may be transmitted through sexual life, it is included internationally as a sexually transmitted disease.

[Treatment]: Prescription: Cotoneaster 20, Hedyotis 15 9, Huang Jing 12, Ligustrum 9, Laizizi 10, Angelica 9, Shandougen 10