Hepatitis is fatal, it causes liver failure, if you want to save your liver then avoid these 6 things

Hepatitis is made up of two words. Both mean inflammation in the liver. Simply put, when the liver gets inflamed due to any reason, then that condition can be called hepatitis. Whether this inflammation is due to hepatitis virus A, B, C, E or due to alcohol or fatty liver, it will be called hepatitis.

Actually, the reason due to which the liver is swollen is added before the word. When hepatitis is caused by a virus, it is called viral hepatitis. For example: Hep A, Hep B etc. Although all of these are troublesome. They can also be fatal. After some remedies, there is no need to be afraid, one should be alert.

That’s why it’s important to protect the liver from every infection
-Unlike kidneys or lungs, the liver can make itself bigger from smaller. This is also called regeneration power. For this, it is necessary for at least 25% of the original liver to be present in the body. It usually takes only 2 to 3 weeks to return to its original form.
-It also plays an important role in controlling glucose in the body. If someone has a problem of fatty liver, then he/she can also be a patient of type-2 diabetes. When we eat something, it converts glycogen into glucose. When glucose starts accumulating in large amounts in the liver, it turns into fat. Only after this, the case of fatty liver arises. After having fatty liver, many types of problems start gradually. First cholesterol starts increasing. Once cholesterol starts accumulating in the blood vessels, BP starts increasing. Along with this, the problem of sugar can also knock. Therefore, the liver must be kept healthy.

Protein is very important for our body. Protein is called the building block of our body (from which the body is basically made). Many times our body is not able to produce enough protein to fulfill its requirement. In such a situation, the liver itself produces that protein. The liver also stores vitamins. A, D, E, K are fat-soluble and digestible vitamins. It is also important to have less than 5 percent fat in the liver so that the body can absorb these vitamins properly. For this, it is necessary that we consume one spoon of pure desi ghee every day. The liver also stores iron and copper and helps the body absorb it. Another special thing is that it is also needed to bring vitamin D into its active form so that the body can also absorb calcium.

How many types of hepatitis viruses: A, B, C, D and E
This is how hepatitis A and E spread, this is the prevention
Hepatitis A- This mostly occurs in small children.
How it spreads: Through contaminated water, food etc.
Its symptoms: Loss of appetite, weakness, diarrhoea, stomach pain, dark yellow urine, fever and jaundice.
What are the remedies: Its vaccine is very effective. Usually it is given in childhood. However, it does not cause much harm. With medication, rest and proper diet, it usually gets cured in 3 to 5 weeks. When the infection occurs after the age of 15 years, then it can be more harmful.

Hepatitis E- Usually occurs in adults. It is not very dangerous. It causes acute hepatitis. It is dangerous in about 0.5 percent of cases.
How it spreads: Through contaminated water, food etc.
Its symptoms: Loss of appetite, mild or high fever, stomach ache, vomiting, jaundice etc.
These are the remedies: It can be treated after the infection. Its infection also goes away on its own, but during this time, abstinence, proper diet and medicine are required.

This is how you can prevent hepatitis B and C from spreading
The way these two spread is almost the same, so we can consider them as one. The biggest way they spread is through body fluids.

1. Also by having sexual relations with an infected person.
2. by transfusion of infected blood
3. From an infected mother to her unborn child
4. Using an infected person’s toothbrush or razor
5. From used syringes or dental tools
6. Drinking too much alcohol over a long period of time.

This virus does not spread like this
Many people assume that talking to a hepatitis B or C patient can spread this disease, but it is not so. It does not spread by talking to someone or even living together or eating together. Yes, it should be kept in mind that if you are living with such a patient, then you must get all three doses of the vaccine.

Hep. B vaccine is necessary for everyone
Hepatitis B vaccine is effective. It is more than 95 percent successful. It is available in the entire country since 2011. It prevents liver cancer in a sick person. More than 80 percent of liver cancer cases in the world are caused by hepatitis B. In such a situation, 3 doses of vaccination can also provide relief from this dangerous disease.

Who needs the vaccine the most?

• It is necessary for all the newborns to get it administered. If someone has missed it then it should definitely be administered later.
• People working in the medical field and crowd
• Those who have kidney failure and are on dialysis
• Those who need to get their blood replaced frequently. This has to be done in cases like blood cancer.
• You should definitely get vaccinated during pregnancy. Actually, the hepatitis B virus gets transferred from the mother to her unborn child.
• Drug users or those who have previously taken drugs
• For those who get tattoos on their bodies
• if you have had unprotected sex
• Those whose family members have had Hepatitis B previously or currently.
• Diabetic patients and fatty liver patients because their liver is not completely healthy.
• If someone has already taken this vaccine then he/she should not get it again.

Hepatitis D: If someone has hepatitis B, he/she can also get hepatitis D infection. It does not spread the infection directly. Therefore, it is not discussed much and hepatitis B vaccine itself prevents hepatitis D infection.

This is how hepatitis C is treated

• Although its infection rate is lower than that of Hepatitis B, this virus is also not behind in causing harm.
• There is currently no vaccine for this.
• If it is detected at the right time then its treatment is possible.
• It can be cured with medicine. With the right medicine, proper nutrition and rest, the patient gets cured.

Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. It cannot in any way be a substitute for any medicine or treatment. Always consult your doctor for more information.