Kinds of Hepatitis

Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A virus commonly found in feces of patients. The virus can live on water or ice cubes. The way the spread of this virus is due to drinking contaminated water VHA. It could also be due to consumption of food is not cooked properly so that the virus remains alive in the food or prepare meals for people who are not used to wash hands properly first, but there may be at hand with hepatitis A. Not washing hands after using the toilet also causes the virus exist in the human waste is finally moving.


Hepatitis B
Transmission of hepatitis B virus (HBV), usually through blood or body fluids such as saliva, vaginal fluids, or semen entering the bloodstream of healthy people. Because hepatitis B is present in the blood and body fluids. Blood transfusion, blood on the razor, dental care, nail scissors, syringes or needles used to make tattoos can move a small amount of blood infected with hepatitis virus. Even dried blood stains can infect others during the first weeks of the stick on an object. Another way the spread of this virus is carried away from the very womb of a mother who is infected and because of sex.


Hepatitis C
Pengindap hepatitis C is usually transmitted in a way similar to the transmission of hepatitis B, but in most people is because of a syringe.