What is Toxic Hepatitis?

Description of the disease:

Toxic hepatitis is inflammation of the liver caused by toxic substances such as alcohol, medications, chemical substances, and other harmful agents.

Classification:

• Acute toxic hepatitis
• Chronic toxic hepatitis

Symptoms:

• Pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen
• Dark urine
• Fatigue
• Loss of appetite

Causes:

Toxic hepatitis can be caused by alcohol consumption, side effects of medications, and exposure to toxic substances.

Diagnosis:

Diagnosis of toxic hepatitis involves blood tests for liver enzymes, ultrasound examination, and liver biopsy.

Treatment:

Treatment of toxic hepatitis includes discontinuation of toxic substance use, medication therapy, and a diet aimed at supporting liver function.

Prevention:

Prevention of toxic hepatitis includes abstaining from alcohol, careful use of medications, and caution when working with chemical substances.

Physician:

Treatment of toxic hepatitis is carried out by a gastroenterologist or hepatologist.