Chronic persistent hepatitis
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Description:
Chronic persistent hepatitis / Low-active hepatitis is the most high-quality form. There can be complaints to the insignificant aching pains or weight in right hypochondrium, non-constant general weakness, fatigue.
Symptoms of Chronic persistent hepatitis:
The course of chronic persistent hepatitis / low-active hepatitis long-term, does not progress. Low-active (persistent) hepatitis proceeds asymptomatically or with insignificant symptoms, changes of laboratory indicators are also insignificant. Aggravations of process are uncharacteristic. Often patients do not feel the disease, complaints completely are absent. The liver is slightly increased, poorly painful, the spleen is seldom increased, jaundice does not happen. In the period of an aggravation the dyspepsia phenomena, nausea, an insignificant pain syndrome are possible. Changes in biochemical analysis of blood — increase in transaminases, a thymol turbidity test only in the period of an aggravation.
Chronic persistent hepatitis (tissue specimen)
Reasons of Chronic persistent hepatitis:
Etiological factors are viruses of hepatitis B or C. Influence of alcohol, exogenous toxins, medicines can be the cause of chronic persistent hepatitis. There are no characteristic clinical and functional criteria, only the complex research allows to suspect chronic persistent hepatitis at the patient.
Treatment of Chronic persistent hepatitis:
At a rational way of life (a diet, alcohol prohibition) recovery is possible. Food has to be 4-times with a complete elimination of mushrooms, preserved, smoked and dried foods, fried dishes, products from chocolate, cream and fancy pastry, alcohol, to limit the use of animal fats (fat grades of meat, a duck, a goose, pork). 1-2 times a year vitamin therapy courses (group B, ascorbic acid, Rutinum). Cottage cheese (daily to 100-150 g), not acute grades of cheese, low-fat grades of fish in a boiled look is recommended (a cod, etc.). Reception of cholagogue drugs is not recommended. Once in 6-12 months to the patient to conduct a blood analysis on hepatic tests.
