Hepatitis B recovery period jaundice

For many hepatitis B patients, the most direct symptom is jaundice, that is, the skin will appear yellow, and there will be a certain itching sensation. When jaundice appears on the skin, it means that the condition has become more serious. While actively undergoing treatment, you should also pay attention to skin care in your daily life to avoid skin damage and infection. This will be of great help to the recovery of the disease.

How long does it take for hepatitis B jaundice to recover?

?1. Acute icteric hepatitis is one of the clinical types of hepatitis B. It is just one of them, and the symptoms are very similar to those of hepatitis B. Many patients will also experience symptoms such as bitter taste in the mouth, nausea, aversion to oil, and poor appetite after suffering from this disease.

2. If acute jaundice hepatitis is not treated properly, it may cause chronic jaundice hepatitis. If acute jaundice hepatitis is not treated well, it may also cause liver cancer. Therefore, for your own safety, you must receive timely treatment.

3. Antiviral drugs are needed to treat acute jaundice hepatitis. During the treatment process, your diet and lifestyle also need to be improved in a timely manner. At the same time, physical and mental relaxation is also a very important way to treat hepatitis.

How to care for hepatitis B jaundice

1. Trim your nails in time, avoid scratching, prevent skin damage, and wear gloves if necessary.

2. Avoid wearing irritating clothing, especially wear soft and loose underwear, change and wash underwear frequently, and keep the bed clean, dry and soft.

3. For those with severe itching that affects sleep, you can try taking sedative and anti-allergic preparations with antipruritic effects, such as 25-50 mg of Antalol or 1 mg of Ketotifen, once a night.

4. Maintain suitable indoor temperature and humidity. The temperature should be between 18 and 22 degrees Celsius and the humidity should be between 50 and 60%.

5. Other antipruritic agents include topical emulsions, creams, oils containing oils, and commonly used moisturizing antipruritic agents such as glycerin water, ice cream, silicone cream, etc. Depending on the itching situation, apply twice a day, or once every night before going to bed, or once after bathing.

6. If the skin is damaged, apply gentian violet under the guidance of a doctor, keep the area dry and prevent infection.

7. When the skin is mildly itchy, you can use calamine lotion topically and warm water to scrub the whole body, but avoid using too high water temperature and alkaline soap. The water temperature should not exceed 32°C, and bathe 2 to 3 times a week.