What symptom does e liver have in latent period

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One of the symptoms of patients with hepatitis E may be manifested in complications, so what complications will occur in hepatitis E? How long is the incubation period?

What symptom does e liver have in latent period

First: like other viral hepatitis, hepatitis E can have a variety of complications in the course of the disease, including hepatocerebral syndrome, hemorrhagic syndrome, infection, hepatorenal syndrome, acute pancreatitis, glucose metabolism disorder, acid-base imbalance and electrolyte disorder, myocarditis and hemolytic anemia. Bleeding mainly occurs in the birth canal and digestive tract, other parts can also occur. The most common secondary infections were respiratory tract, abdominal cavity and urinary system. Bacteria were the most common pathogens, followed by fungi.

Second: Patients with hepatitis E may also have acute renal failure, oliguria, anuria, early implementation of hemodialysis, rescue success, but also the first case of elderly patients with acute hepatitis E complicated with acute hemolytic anemia clinical characteristics and treatment experience.

Third: Patients with hepatitis E should also pay attention to the fact that the incubation period of hepatitis is 2-11 weeks, with an average of 6 weeks. Most of the clinical patients are light to medium-sized hepatitis, often self limiting, and do not develop into chronic HEV, mainly affecting young adults. More than 65% of the cases occur in the age group of 16-19 years old. Children have more subclinical infections, and the mortality rate of adults is higher than that of hepatitis A. especially pregnant women have severe hepatitis E Infection occurred in the second three months of pregnancy, with a mortality rate of 20%. HEV infection can produce immune protection to prevent the same or even different strains of HEV reinfection. It has been reported that the anti HEV antibody in the serum of the vast majority of patients continued to exist for 4-14 years after rehabilitation.

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Patients with hepatitis should pay attention to diet should limit high sugar, high fat food intake, otherwise it may accumulate in the liver, the formation of fatty liver, thus aggravating the disease.