Treatment of Hepatitis

TREATMENT OF HEPATITIS
Hepatitis is a disease of the liver, manifested by the inflammation and the lesion of the
hepatic tissue. Unless treated properly, it causes cirrhosis or hepatic cancer.
Viral hepatitis occurs as a result of the infestation of the body by the hepatic virus of A,
B, C, D or E type. In addition to the viruses specific to each type of viral hepatitis, it may also
be caused by adenoviruses, Cytomegalovirus, Herpes Simplex, and Epstein-Barr as well as by
the yellow fever virus.
Non-viral hepatitis is caused by toxins, alcohol, drugs, by autoimmune processes, by

other infections already present in the body or by certain medication improperly administered
(such as amoxicillin, paracetamol, tuberculosis medication, hormone based contraceptives,
ibuprofen and indomethacin, etc.).
According to the duration and the intensity of the symptoms, hepatitis may be acute
(when it lasts less than 6 months) or chronic (it lasts longer than 6 months).
Main Types of Hepatitis
Hepatitis A: caused by infestation by HVA virus; it has an acute character; it does not
become chronic and it lasts from several weeks to several months. The incubation period is 2-
6 weeks. After infestation and recovery, the body develops auto-immunity. The HVA virus is
transmitted by contact with infested feces, by consumption of infested foods and drinks, by
touching persons who came in contact with the pathogen virus (especially under conditions of
poor hygiene). In some particular situations, it may also be transmitted by sexual intercourse
and blood transfusions.
Hepatitis B: caused by the infestation by HVB virus, especially in childhood. It has

both an acute and a chronic character. It may manifest as a not so serious disease or as a long-
lasting disease. In the latter case there is a risk of hepatic cancer and of cirrhosis. The virus
remains active for years on end even under extreme conditions. Therefore it may be
transmitted by the HVB virus carriers at anytime by infected blood, sperm or other body
fluids and by sexual intercourse. The virus may also be contracted by contaminated syringe
needles used in injecting drugs or by infected tattooing tools. The fetus is contaminated during
pregnancy only if the mother-fetus barrier was affected. However, there is the risk of
infestation during childbirth.
Hepatitis C: caused by the infestation by the HVC virus. It is transmitted by contact

with infected blood, blood transfusions, sexual intercourse when there are lesions in the
genital organs or by infected objects (such as medical tools improperly sterilized, syringe
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needles used in drug administration, piercing, tattooing tools). The manifestations may be
asymptomatic, as the disease bears a chronic character, although its onset may be
accompanied by an acute episode. Later, there may occur such complications as: hepatic
fibrosis, cirrhosis, hepatic failure and hepatic cancer. No vaccine has been developed for this
type of hepatitis yet. The onset of the disease is accompanied by diminished appetite,
abdominal discomfort, nausea and vomiting, fever and fatigue. In serious condition, jaundice
also occurs (yet in a lower percentage than in the case of B hepatitis).
Other types of hepatitis comprise: alcoholic hepatitis, autoimmune hepatitis, D and E

hepatitis, toxic hepatitis.
Symptomatology
Hepatitis is asymptomatic in a great number of cases, especially in the chronic stages

or as far as children and youth are concerned. Because of that, the diagnosis may be
established by associating the results of the anamnesis with the results of the blood analyses
(hepatitis antibodies, transaminase values, etc.). The jaundice sets in when there are already
major hepatic lesions.
Some of the symptoms are: low fever, distension, retention of liquids, discomfort or
abdominal pains caused by liver and spleen growth. The women diagnosed with autoimmune
hepatitis also suffer from acne, pulmonary lesions, thyroid and kidneys inflammation,
menstrual disorders.
The manifestation of the acute hepatitis comprise: general indisposition, abdominal

discomfort, muscle and articular pains, nausea and vomiting, fever, diarrhea or light-colored
stool, headaches, diminished appetite, dark-colored urine, jaundice (skin and mucous
membrane coloration by biliary pigments).
Treatment
By acupuncture procedures in association with administration of herb hidroalcoholic

extracts, it is obtained a self-cloning process of the hepatic cells, starting from cells situated in
a non-infested area of the liver.
Each organ recovers its cellular structure within a certain span of time. Using the
genetic information of the healthy hepatic cells in the regeneration process, the newly-formed
cells will no longer carry the hepatic virus. The already infested ones are removed from the
body.
The treatment also includes a diet, not a very drastic one, though. It is compulsory to
follow a daily rest schedule. The impact of stress and nervousness are reduced by teaching the
patient certain methods of psychic self-control.

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TIBETAN TECHNIQUES AND HEPATIC CIRROSIS

METHODS OF TREATMENT
Five thousands years ago, a medical system Acupuncture and phytotherapy are
with undeniable results and efficiency successfully used in the treatment of hepatic
developed in Tibet. The methods and cirrhosis. The association of these two
techniques of the therapists of the age therapies regulates and accelerates the
brought a major contribution to the therapy hepatocelullar regeneration processes; it
system; they differentiated from the biases the reabsorption of the regenerative
traditional methods of other cultures by nodules and it clears the hepatic ways of
certain particular features. blood circulation. Consequently, it also
regulates the blood circulation and the energy
In the Tibetan therapeutical practices, they flow in the meridians.
insert the needles in the palms in order to
treat the disorders and to restore the balance
of the body. Beside that, the Tibetans use one
more method with similar effects: the fingers
are brought together and sounds are made in
a certain rhythm that restores the energy of
the body primarily.

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TREATMENT OF HEPATITIS

Non-viral hepatitis is caused by toxins, alcohol, drugs, by autoimmune processes, by

Main Types of Hepatitis

Hepatitis B: caused by the infestation by HVB virus, especially in childhood. It has

Hepatitis C: caused by the infestation by the HVC virus. It is transmitted by contact

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Other types of hepatitis comprise: alcoholic hepatitis, autoimmune hepatitis, D and E

Hepatitis is asymptomatic in a great number of cases, especially in the chronic stages

The manifestation of the acute hepatitis comprise: general indisposition, abdominal

By acupuncture procedures in association with administration of herb hidroalcoholic

+4 021 619 11 17 / 0745 430 351 www.pirasan.ro / doctor@pirasan.ro

TIBETAN TECHNIQUES AND HEPATIC CIRROSIS

+4 021 619 11 17 / 0745 430 351 www.pirasan.ro / doctor@pirasan.ro

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