Hepatitis

Hepatitis is a broad term that refers to liver inflammation. There are several types of hepatitis with different underlying causes — the most common forms occur due to a viral infection, while other types are due to an autoimmune reaction or toxins that damage the liver.

Hepatitis refers to inflammation of the liver. There are several types of hepatitis, and the disease can cause a wide range of manifestations; some people may have mild hepatitis symptoms that don’t cause notable issues, while others may have life-threatening liver problems.