Hepatitis A infection?

Hepatitis A refers to viral hepatitis A, which is usually contagious. Hepatitis

A is usually caused by hepatitis A virus infection, which can be transmitted through diet, indirect contact and digestive tract transmission. For example, drinking the same bottle of water with hepatitis A infected people, shaking hands with normal people after defecation, and eating food with normal people.

If hepatitis A causes a large number of liver cells damage, patients can be treated with tiopronin enteric-coated tablets, liver-protecting tablets, compound glycyrrhizin capsules and other drugs according to doctor's advice.