Hepatitis Rheumatic

Rheumatic hepatitis is an inflammatory disease of the liver that occurs as a result of infection with hepatitis B virus (HBV) or hepatitis C virus (HCV). It is also known as hepatitis C or chronic hepatitis. Hepatitis belongs to a class of diseases called hepatitis, which are characterized by inflammation of the liver. Rheumatic diseases refer to a class of diseases whose symptom is inflammation or damage to the joints and connective tissues.

Hepatitis is usually a viral disease, and antiviral drugs are prescribed to treat it. However, in cases of rheumatic hepatitis, the causes of the disease can be different, including autoimmune processes, allergic reactions, medications and some others.

In the case of rheumatologic hepatitis, treatment may include the use of immunosuppressive drugs such as glucocorticoids, as well as other methods such as physical therapy, massage, exercise therapy and others. Some methods even include