| The most common form of chronic hepatitis is chronic hepatitis of viral etiology. Viral liver cirrhosis is also one of the most common form of cirrhosis, giving the incidence of some industrialized countries, only alcoholic cirrhosis. Chronic may acquire hepatitis caused by viruses B and neither A nor Q: How acute and during exacerbation of chronic hepatitis has been a general weakness, drowsiness, fever, dyspeptic symptoms (anorexia, nausea), abdominal pain, itching, various skin rashes, dark urine and feces clarification, icteric staining of the mucous membranes and skin. General there may be some laboratory findings: mild anemia and granulocytopenia, lymphocytosis, signs of intrahepatic cholestasis with elevation of alkaline phosphatase activity of blood. |