World Hepatitis Day 2021: Today is World Hepatitis Day, its Symptoms, Causes and Preventive Measures

World Hepatitis Day 2021: Today World Hepatitis Day is being celebrated worldwide. This special day is celebrated on the 28th of July every year to raise public awareness about hepatitis. World Hepatitis Day is celebrated in memory of American geneticist Baruch Samuel Bloomberg. He made some very important findings on Hepatitis B. In fact, hepatitis is one of the most serious diseases associated with the liver. With this disease, inflammation begins in the liver tissues and, if left untreated, the condition can then take the form of serious ailments, such as liver cancer. Today, on this special day, tell us what this disease is, its symptoms and preventive measures.

What is Hepatitis?
Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver that can damage the liver cells. 5 strains of this virus are known as hepatitis A, B, C, D, E. Of these, A and E are transmitted through infected food and water. But hepatitis B is transmitted through sexual contact. In addition, transferring infected blood is also associated with the risk of hepatitis. Hepatitis C is transmitted through infected blood transfusions. When a person becomes infected with hepatitis B, he may also get a D infection. Hepatitis B causes one of the highest deaths in the world.

Symptoms of Hepatitis include:
Yellowing of skin and eyes.
The color of the urine becomes dark yellow.
– Severe tiredness, vomiting.
-Pigastric pain.
– Hunger, fever.

Hepatitis Prevention Measures
Take special care of swatch.
Use sterile needles for tattoos.
Have a secure physical relationship.
Do not share your toothbrush and razor with anyone.
Be concerned about cleanliness, especially after coming out of the toilet.
– Avoid drinking contaminated water
Do not overdose on medication prescribed by your doctor
– Avoid alcohol, tobacco and smoking addiction
Eat nutritious and digestible foods, keep your weight under control
If you are taking any disease treatment, then take care of the liver too.
Practice yoga, exercise and walking

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