When liver function is examined in the case of hepatitis A, liver enzymes are observed, especially 1-2 days before the onset of jaundice, and the liver enzymes are the amino acid carrier and the aminotransferase. Red blood cells are also observed with a relative increase in lymphocytes
The most important screening test for hepatitis A is a hepatitis A antibody test, where detection confirms the presence of the active disease. For acute hepatitis B, the presence of antigens on the surface of the virus is indicative of acute infection where it exists From 6 weeks to 3 months after infection
The presence of antibody generators, which indicate that this patient is very contagious, and the presence of antibodies to antibodies to the antibody on the surface of the virus indicates that this person has immunity and is impossible to be infected, and in cases of chronic there are antigens on the surface of the virus with no objects Anti-antibodies to the surface of the virus, and the difference between acute and chronic antibodies to the antibodies to the so-called protein, where they are of type C in the case of chronic type M in the case of acute, do not forget that the enzymes of the activity of kidneys are also high in the case of inflammation Hepatitis B, but inflammation Liver Epidemiology C is diagnosed by oral detection of antibodies to the virus that become positive after 8 weeks, as well as by detecting the RNA of the hepatitis C virus in the blood.