How is hepatitis A different from the other types of hepatitis?

Hepatitis A is actually the most mild version of Hepatitis. In fact some people can have Hepatitis A and not be aware that they even have the virus. Usually Hepatitis A will clear itself up without any need of medical treatment.

Some symptoms that may accompany Hepatitis A, but may be more apparent in say Hepatitis B are: Feeling tired Upset Stomach Nausea and vomiting Pain in the stomach located around the liver. Dark urine Yellowing of the skin or eyes Weight loss Some known causes of Hepatitis, including Hepatitis A are as follows: Eating contaminated food Drinking contaminated water. Using contaminated needles Over dose of the drug acetaminophen Perhaps the biggest difference between Hepatitis A and the other forms of Hepatitis is that it is the less severe form of the virus.As said before with Hepatitis B a person could display more of the above symptoms and with the chronic form of the virus could end up with lasting liver damage.

Hepatitis C can be like Hepatitis A in the fact that a person could have the condition and not know it, however, this is where the similarities end. Hepatitis C is a serious form of Hepatitis, that can lead to such conditions such as Liver Cancer. There is also no cure for Hepatitis C, all a doctor can do is try to get it under control through anti-viral drugs or even a liver transplant, althuough even if you have a transplant the condition will recur.

If you would like more information on Hepatitis A and the other forms of Hepatitis you can go to the following websites: Google Health or Mediline Plus, Mayo Clinic or WebMD.

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