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Posted on 27-06-2010
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Vena Cava asked:
In my notes it says Hepatitis A incubation period is 2-6 weeks. And then you have hepatitis and then it takes 2-4 months for it to resolve.
So what time period makes it chronic? How olong do you have to have hep a or b or c to be considered chronic? The phases of the illness are confusing
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In my notes it says Hepatitis A incubation period is 2-6 weeks. And then you have hepatitis and then it takes 2-4 months for it to resolve.
So what time period makes it chronic? How olong do you have to have hep a or b or c to be considered chronic? The phases of the illness are confusing
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jamus d woespuss on 27 June, 2010 at 10:56 pm #
it depend upon the health of your immune system
because viral infections can often re-occur if you are run down by bad diet or another different infection
the problem really is if your liver is so damaged that it is only borderline functional and you overstress it with say bad diet and you cause a vicious cycle leading to the top paragraph
Lab Guy on 1 July, 2010 at 2:06 am #
Hepatitis in rare instances can die from chronic hepatitis hepatitis in adults when infants and later exposures as an adult tend to have.
