Acute jaundice-free hepatitis
Acute non-jaundice hepatitis is a type of acute viral hepatitis. It is generally mild, has a short course, and is easy to ignore. It only manifests as weakness, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and pain in the liver area. Some patients have no clinical symptoms (subclinical type) Can have liver.
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