Hepatitis A in children

We all know that hepatitis A is a common disease in life, and it is a hereditary infectious disease. Many people say that if you share a set of tableware with a hepatitis A patient, you are particularly likely to be infected with hepatitis A. If a pregnant woman is diagnosed with hepatitis A during pregnancy, it is very likely that the fetus will also be born with hepatitis A, but mild hepatitis A will not endanger the patient's life, so what should children do with hepatitis A?

When a child is infected with hepatitis A, the following symptoms may occur: The child's urine suddenly becomes darker, as dark as overnight tea; the child's eyes and skin turn yellow, which are early signs of acute hepatitis.

Guidance: Some people only show mild fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, aversion to oil, poor spirits, etc. Some have mild jaundice of the sclera of the eyes, and some have severe jaundice of the whole body. Of course, serious cases may lead to coma.

Some people only show mild fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, aversion to oil, poor spirits, etc. Some have mild yellowing of the sclera of the eyes, and some have severe yellowing of the whole body. Of course, serious cases may lead to coma.

Guidance: Some people only show mild fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, aversion to oil, poor spirits, etc. Some have mild yellowing of the sclera of the eyes, and some have severe yellowing of the whole body.

Guidance: This usually involves yellowing of the whole body, eyes, body, and urine. This is the same symptom for both children and adults.

Then a virus test can determine whether you have hepatitis A or another type of hepatitis, and hepatitis A can be cured with targeted medication.

When a child is infected with hepatitis A, the following symptoms may occur: the child's urine suddenly becomes darker, as dark as overnight tea; the child's eyes and skin turn yellow, which are early signs of acute hepatitis. If a child normally has normal digestion but suddenly has a loss of appetite and has unformed stools, or has diarrhea with white stools, this indicates that there is bile stasis in the capillaries in the liver, which is one of the early symptoms of pediatric hepatitis that cannot be ignored. If the child is not given any special food or taking any medicine, and a rash suddenly appears on the child's body and it is itchy, and the medicine is ineffective; the child also feels cold and has a high body temperature, as if he has a cold. This is also an early symptom of acute hepatitis. Parents should not mistakenly think it is a cold and give the child some cold medicine at home. They should take the child to the hospital. After half a month, the child's eyes will start to turn yellow, followed by symptoms of hepatitis such as yellowing of the skin all over the body.

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