Hepatocellular Carcinoma
(Cancer)
| Acute Hepatitis | Easier to cure
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| Fulminate Hepatitis | Severe jaundice, headache, coma, in severe situation may die within few days
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| Drug Intoxicate Causing Liver Disease | May cause hepatitis, even Fulminate Hepatitis
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| Alcoholic Liver Disease | Acute injury will cause
drug intoxicate hepatitis.
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| Fatty Liver | Excessive fat, excessive fat of blood, malnutrition, excessive alcohol
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| Chronic Hepatitis | Chronic hepatitis means after a patient exposed to hepatitis for half a year, the liver can not maintain its normal function, nor producing positive e-antigen
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| Cirrhosis | 20% - 30% cases of chronic hepatitis will develop into cirrhosis. Major source caused by alcohol, virus of hepatitis B and C
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| Hepatocellular Carcinoma (Liver Cancer) | According to statistic
80% caused by cirrhosis.
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Infection
Pathways |
Symptoms |
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| A Type | food (especially seafood), stool | fatigue, abdominal pain, fever, headache (recovery period 4-5 months after infection) |
| B Type | body fluid, blood, vertical infected by mother | fatigue, bad appetite, abdominal
pain (without obvious symptoms) |
C Type |
body fluid, blood, vertical infected by mother (probability of infection are less than Type B) | fatigue, bad appetite, vomiting (without obvious symptoms) |
| D Type | body fluid, blood | fatigue, vomiting (with obvious symptoms) |
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