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HEPATITIS: TYPES AND SYMPTOMS
There are 3 types of hepatitis – types ?, ? and the new type C. These are viral infections which cause an inflammation of the liver. Type A is the infectious one which is thought to be caught from contact with faeces via food, poor sanitation, not washing the hands after going to the toilet, polluted water, or seafood caught near an ocean outfall. If a child has been in contact with an infected person it is wise to take the precaution of having a preventative injection. The period of incubation is 2 to 7 weeks in which time the child will become irritable. The symptoms are malaise, loss of appetite, fatigue, vomiting, headaches and chills and fever. Jaundice will appear – the child will go yellow and the liver enlarges painfully.
Type ? is harder to contract as it is transmitted through contaminated syringes or blood transfusions. It takes 7 to 26 weeks to develop. Symptoms are dark urine and pale stools, fever, jaundice, fatigue, weakness and drowsiness. Recovery is certain but the liver needs help and the process is slow.
The liver is the second largest organ in the body and it produces and stores glycogen which is made from glucose and used by the muscles for energy. It produces bile which breaks down fats in the body and is important in the absorption of vitamin ? from the intestines. It manufactures cholesterol which aids in the production of bile salts and steroid hormones. Drugs and chemicals are broken down in the liver and detoxified, including the body’s own adrenalin which is recycled through the liver. It stores vitamins ?, ?12 and D, iron and copper, to feed the body. It forms new blood cells, destroys old red cells and ‘throws them out’, makes the protein in blood plasma, and produces the clotting agents in the blood.
Hepatitis inflames the liver and slows its functioning. If this happens, the liver, which normally helps remove toxins, stops work and the toxins build up in other organs, such as the skin, causing dermatitis and acne. The liver responds well to herbal treatment. Dandelion and milk thistle act as cholagogues. Dandelion has been said to be able to dissolve gallstones. Boldo is another powerful herb for the restoration of liver health. The vitamin ? group is vital to liver health as is vitamin A. All these supplements are available for children and will be far more potent in a child recovering from hepatitis. Clinical studies have shown that Sylibum marianum helps reduce damage to the liver by some infections and toxins. This herb is therefore invaluable in the treatment of hepatitis.
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