Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D

Hepatitis D virus occurs only when the patient has had B or C infection. Hepatitis can survive on D virus B. Therefore, those who have been infected with hepatitis, They may also be infected with hepatitis D.

The bad news is that when someone is infected with D So the risk of loss of its liver is more than the person infected with B. In 1977 it was identified that hepatitis D is usually spread through infected intravenous injection devices. When preserved against hepatitis B, it can protect from somewhat hepatitis D.

Although the symptoms of all types of hepatitis are of the same pattern, Due to this, before the treatment can be started, it should be detected by the tests which types of viruses are transmitted Then it should start treatment. Hepatitis D can be both acute and chronic. The symptoms of acute hepatitis are more serious. If its infection stays beyond 6 months then it is called chronic hepatitis D. The virus is present in the body several months before its symptoms appear. As a result, the slowly become a problem of cirrhosis. There is currently no cure for Hepatitis D. Hepatitis B vaccine is also applied for its salvage.

Symptoms of Hepatitis D

• Fatigue
• Vomiting 
• Light Fever
• Diarrhea 
• Deep urine

Reasons for Hepatitis D

The main reason for hepatitis D is HDV. This infection is infected and through physical connection, one person reaches the body of another person. Once hepatitis has occurred, it may be infected in some other before the symptoms appear. However, Hepatitis D occurs only when you already have Hepatitis B complaint. Hepatitis D can start forming as soon as Hepatitis B comes in contact.

If you are seeing signs of hepatitis D, you should meet the doctor immediately. Blood test for identification of hepatitis. If you have anti-hepatitis antibodies in your body This means that the virus infection has spread on you. Blood test, levels of protein, liver enzymes and Bilirubin reveal the position of the liver.

How to Defend

• Vaccinations:- All children should be vaccinated with Hepatitis B vaccine. If there is a danger of any type of infection then they should also be vaccinated. These vaccinations have to be applied three times within six months.
• Do not take drugs:- If you consume drugs like cocaine, stop immediately. If you can not stop it, then use the new needle. Do not share your needle with anyone else.
• Be cautious in creating tattoos:- If you are making tattoos Keep in mind that its equipment is clean and safe. Tattooing with the same needle keeps the risk of getting infected.
• Always have sex safe:- Unprotected sex only when you are absolutely sure that your partner is not infected with Hepatitis or any other sexually transmitted infection.