Treatment chronic hepatitis in Druskininkai

Chronic hepatitis is an inflammatory disease manifested by fibrous and necrotic changes in the cells and tissues (parenchyma and stroma) of the liver. It is customary to talk about the chronic form in cases when inflammation lasts more than 6 months. In most cases, chronic hepatitis develops after suffering hepatitis B, C, D, less often - hepatitis A. Also, chronic hepatitis can be a consequence of intoxication of the body with alcohol, drugs, heavy metals or chemicals. Persistent hepatitis (low-activity) can occur without symptoms or manifest weak pain syndrome in the right hypochondrium, especially after drinking, intoxication or lack of vitamins in the body. An active form of chronic hepatitis is accompanied by flatulence, nausea with vomiting, loss of appetite, abnormal stool, weakness, fatigue, deterioration of working ability, weight loss, headaches, sleeplessness, jaundice, fever, accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity, intense pain, an increase in spleen size and lymph nodes. In chronic viral hepatitis D, renal failure, jaundice, pruritus, kidneys, muscles, joints, lungs, etc. are developed. Chronic hepatitis C is characterized by the development of asthenia, an enlarged liver and often leads to cirrhosis. The treatment is aimed at eliminating the causes of the pathology development, softening the symptoms and normalizing the patient’s general condition.