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1. HEPATITIS

3. PARTS OF LIVER

5.  HEPATITIS A
 HEPATITIS B
 HEPATITIS C
 HEPATITIS D
 HEPATITIS E
 HEPATITIS G

6. of hepatitis A

7.  Jaundice
 High fever
 Loss of appetite
 Dark urine
 Fatigue
 Nausea
 Diarrhea
 anorexia

8.  Unprotected sexual contact
 Using infected needles and syringes
 It is mostly transmitted through
blood
 It can also be transmitted easily
from the mother to child

10. CAUSES OF HEPATITIS C
Hepatitis C virus mostly spreads
through blood products and
infected blood, whether it is
working unit or dialysis unit or
through sharing drug needles.

11. SYMPTOMS OF HEPATITIS C
Muscle or joint pains
Mild fever
Abdominal pain
Fatigue
Nausea
Changes in the color of the skin and
eyes

12. CAUSES OF HEPATITIS D
Hepatitis D is mostly caused
by the delta virus and it is
usually transmitted by the
blood borne sexual vertical

13. THE SYMPTOMS OF
HEPATITIS D ARE
SIMILAR TO
HEPATITIS B
SYMPTOMS OF HEPATITIS D

14. CAUSES OF HEPATITIS E
Hepatitis E is mostly caused
by the virus HEV and it is
usually transmitted by the
fecal oral

15. SYMPTOMS OF HEPATITIS E
THE SYMPTOMS OF
HEPATITIS D ARE
SIMILAR TO
HEPATITIS A

16. VACCINATION
MEDICATION
TRANSPLANTATION
SURGERIES