Microbiology of hepatitis viruses

Hepatitis is a viral disease, and it affects some of the most vital parts of the body such as the liver. The development of hepatitis in the body is associated with various other serious effects that can affect the general functionality of the entire body. In this case, hepatitis has been noted as one of the major diseases that can lead to the development of cancer in the human body. The development of hepatitis in the body can lead to the inflammation of the liver. The disease can develop through various stages, and this can have various effects as the same disease proceeds to some of the most severe situations. These are the common types of hepatitis which have created a lot of problems in the world today.

These core types of hepatitis are what forms the greatest concerns in the feed, of health in the present world. This is due to the high costs of managing the diseases and also the high medical costs that are required to deal with these diseases fully. These types of hepatitis are also the lead causes of death in society. It can also lead to the development of other serious ailments such as cancer which can escalate the already serious issues. Hepatitis A disease cannot be easily traced in the human body. However, it takes some few weeks before the disease is finally determined on the body. The signs and symptoms of the disease include: • Feeling of fatigue and one can also get tired easily • A person also develops sudden nausea and vomiting • Abdominal pain or discomfort, especially on the upper right side beneath your lower ribs (by your liver) • Loss of appetite • There is also some traces of dark urine.

A person can create some essence of dark urine in the body • Joint pains and also yellowing of the skin and the eyes become intensely white, and the person will also feel some intense itching on the whole body Hepatitis B is one the most unique virsus in which that is a double strabded DNA and al has a an evelope and is able to replicate it`s DNA. Hepatitis B is a common type of hepatitis that affects many people in the present society. Other ways include blood transfusion, mother to child during childbirth, blood transfusions and also sharing some shart piercing instruments (Zoulin 101). Hepatitis B has some common signs and symptoms which can be used to check if one is suffering from the disease.

The signs and symptoms range from one person to another, and therefore the best method to determine if one has hepatitis is through medical tests. The common signs and symptoms of Hepatitis B range from abdominal plans, one urinates dark urine, high and consistent fever, loss of appetite and general body weakness and also yellowing of the skin (Thomas et al. Hepatis C is a viral infection often known as HCV. When one has been affected by the Hepatitis B virus, then it becomes quite easy for the same person to be affected by Hepatitis D. The combination of these two diseases can have one of the most tragic effects on the body of the victim. The best method that the same disease can be prevented is through vaccination of Hepatitis B, and this can prevent a subsequent attack from Hepatitis D.