Acute jaundice hepatitis can infect

Acute icteric hepatitis caused by viral infection is basically an infectious disease. If it is not caused by viral hepatitis, it is generally not infectious. For example, hepatitis A and hepatitis E are both acute hepatitis, often with obvious jaundice. These two viral hepatitis are infectious and can be transmitted through the digestive tract faecal orifice. Therefore, attention should be paid to isolation of the digestive tract because it is an infectious disease. If fatty liver or alcoholic liver disease caused by icteric hepatitis is generally not infectious, this is a metabolic liver disease. Some patients are taking some drugs to cause acute icteric hepatitis, but also not infectious.