Hepatitis A: Humans get Hepatitis A from contaminated food (like shellfish) or water....more
Hepatitis B: Humans get Hepatitis B from transfusion of blood products, dirty needles, or by sexual contact. Saliva, semen and vaginal fluid carry the virus. ...more
Hepatitis C: The most important thing to remember is that it is hard to get rid of...more
Hepatitis D: Hepatitis D does not occur by itself. It is a defective virus and cannot cause disease unless the patient already has Hepatitis B...more
Hepatitis E: Uncommon the the US. It is transmitted by water, and occurs in India, Burma, Afghanistan, Algeria and Mexico.....more
Hepatitis G : A virus disease that is seen commonly in kidney dialysis patients, drug addicts and occasionally in normal appearing blood donors. ...more
Auto Immune Hepatitis typically occcurs in young women who have serum antibodies to numerous antigens... more
Alcoholic Hepatitis is injury to the liver because of drinking alcohol. The liver is inflammed, but not scarred at first..more
Steatohepatitis is related to alcoholic hepatitis..more
Complications of viral hepatitis are most common with Hepatitis C. This is the form of hepatitis......more