Liver

LIVER


The main function of the liver or liver is to filter out the toxins that exist in the blood. In addition, there are still about 500 other functions of the liver. If someone is suffering from hepatitis, which is an inflammation of the liver or liver, it can destroy the person's overall health because the toxins remain deposited on the blood and destroy or disrupt the work of other organs. Another result is to reject the liver blood flow so that a high blood pressure and rupture of blood vessels.
Destruction of the day or liver function may be caused by a person consumes alcohol to excess or ingested toxins that burden the work function of the liver and cause liver becomes damaged. However, in most cases, hepatitis is caused by a virus that is transmitted hepatitis.
There are 5 types of hepatitis viruses are named alphabetically.The five viruses are hepatitis A (VHA), hepatitis B virus (HBV), hepatitis C virus (HCV), hepatitis D (VHD) and viral hepatitis E (VHE). These viruses continue to evolve and even expected at least there are still three more viruses that can cause hepatitis.
Viruses that infect humans are most HBV, causes hepatitis B.An estimated 1 in 3 people on Earth ever infected. About 350 million live with the virus settles in the body and potentially infect others. Approximately 78% of people with hepatitis befall the people of Asia and islands in the Pacific region. This virus caused the death of at least 600,000 people per year.



Symptoms of Hepatitis
Some common symptoms of hepatitis are pain or pain in the right abdomen, weakness, nausea, fever and diarrhea. In some cases also found to be flu-like symptoms and jaundice which marked the skin and eyes look yellow. However, symptoms of hepatitis are not always apparent, especially in most cases happen to children.
The virus can move from one patient to healthy people. If a person's immune system is weakened, the virus will infect a healthy person's body. Although actually, the virus can be cleaned by human antibodies themselves if their immune system either.

Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A virus commonly found in feces of patients. Virusescan live on water or ice cubes. The way the spread of this virus isdue to drinking contaminated water VHA. It could also be due toeating foods that are not cooked properly so the virus remainsalive on the food or because the person preparing the food are not used to wash hands properly in advance, but may be at handthere is the virus of hepatitis A. Not washing hands after using the toilet also causes the virus exist in human feces is finallymoving.


Hepatitis B
Transmission of hepatitis B virus (HBV) usually through blood orbody fluids such as saliva, vaginal fluids, or semen into thebloodstream of healthy people. This is because hepatitis Bpresent in the blood and body fluids. Blood transfusion, blood on the razor, dental care, nail clippers, syringes or needles used tomake a tattoo can move small amounts of blood infected withhepatitis virus. Even dried blood stains can infect others during the first weeks of the stick on an object. Another way the spreadof this virus is carried away from the very womb of a mother whois infected and because of sex.


Hepatitis C
People with hepatitis C is usually transmitted in a way that is almost the same as the transmission of hepatitis B, but in most people is a needle-stick.


Handling Hepatitis
Initial treatment should be done immediately so that patients canbe cured, because of the slower handled, the virus will furtherdamage the liver and even become cancerous. However,sometimes because they do not show obvious symptoms, most people do not realize that his body had already dwelt viralhepatitis and liver has become damaged.

Vaccinations can be given to someone to get antibodies fromviral hepatitis A (VHA) and hepatitis B virus (HBV). However, forhepatitis C there is no vaccination to prevent it. While a personhas not indicated this virus but the vaccine can prevent liverdamage due to viral hepatitis symptoms may not begin untildecades later. Vaccine in particular needs to be given to children because of their weaker immune to clear hepatitis virusthan adults.

If the condition of the liver was severely damaged, the choice is to perform liver transplants. However, it will be difficult because the donor heart that there are fewer than a waiting list of patientswho need liver.

Patients with hepatitis should eat nutritious food and adequate rest for the body to withstand the virus and prevent the virus the more that will menggeroti health sufferers.

Nutrition and good rest must also be met for all, because it could have without our knowledge, the virus infects and attacks the liveror liver. But, with a strong immune, the body will be able to handle this dangerous viral hepatitis.