Hepatitis Treatment

The infection of bacteria or viruses in the Liver cells causing inflammation is called Hepatitis According to Ayurveda “CHARAK SANHITA” Says that there are three types of Hepatitis:

   Kos-Tha-Shrit Kam-al-a (Hepatitis A)

TREATMENT

Our Ayurvedic treatment can cure the diseases but it takes a long time.
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   Sa-kha-shrit Kam-al-a (Hepatitis B)

HEPATITIS B is the acute viral infection of the Liver. It is generally transmitted through blood contacts and body fluids contacts like transmissions of blood, by contaminated needles; sexual activities and from infection mother to new born babies. In some cases; in spite of having the disease; patients shows no symptoms related to it; and are called as carriers of the HBV (Hepatitis B Virus)

   Kum-bha Kam-al-a (Hepatitis C) HEPATITIS C is the viral infection of HCV (Hepatitis C Virus) It    Is the Chronic and long lasting and communicable disease It spreads through blood contacts.      This causes immunity deficiency in the body.

Diseases Of Liver / Hepatitis

Hepatitis is inflammation of liver, resulting in liver cell damage & destruction. It can be categorized in two groups:

·         Acute hepatitis

·         Chronic hepatitis

There are 5 main types of hepatitis virus that have been identified. These include:

Hepatitis A - This type of hepatitis is usually spread by fecal-oral contact, including:

·         Touching an infected person's stool

·         Consuming food made by someone who touched infected stool

·         Drinking water made dirty by infected stool (problem in developing countries)

·         Having anal sexual intercourse with infected person

Hepatitis B - This type of hepatitis spreads mainly through contaminated blood & blood products, sexual contact & contaminated intravenous needles. Hepatitis B can lead to chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver cancer, liver failure & even death.

Hepatitis C - The symptoms of this type of hepatitis are less severe than hepatitis B. Hepatitis C. It spreads through contaminated blood/ blood products, sexual contact & contaminated intravenous needles. With some cases of Hepatitis C, no mode of transmission can be identified.

Hepatitis D - This form occurs together with hepatitis B, making hepatitis B infection worse.

Hepatitis E - This form is similar to hepatitis A & occurs most frequently in underdeveloped countries.

Treatment:

Treatment varies, depending on type of acute hepatitis (viral versus non-viral). Most people recover without treatment. Severe acute hepatitis may also require hospitalization. Specific treatment for acute hepatitis is determined based on:

·         Patient’s overall health & medical history

·         Extent of the disease

·         Patient’s tolerance for specific medications, procedures or therapies

·         Expectations for course of the disease

Chronic Hepatitis

Some people do not recover fully from acute hepatitis & develop chronic hepatitis. Hepatitis is considered chronic if symptoms persist for more than six months. 

Different Forms:

Alcohol-induced chronic hepatitis - Continued damage throughout liver from heavy alcohol consumption.

Chronic active hepatitis - An aggressive inflammation & destroyer of liver cells, which usually leads to cirrhosis.

Chronic persistent hepatitis - A milder inflammation of liver, which usually does not lead to cirrhosis.

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