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Understanding Hepatitis D: Symptoms, Antibody Testing, and Liver Enzyme Levels

Hepatitis D virus (VHD) is a serious liver infection that requires the presence of hepatitis B virus. Key indicators include anti-VHD IgM antibodies, transaminase levels, and the presence of VHD RNA. Symptoms can vary and may include fatigue, jaundice, and abdominal pain. Diagnosing hepatitis D involves testing for specific antigens, antibodies, and viral RNA. Monitoring transaminase levels is crucial for assessing liver damage and function over time. Understanding these parameters can help manage and treat hepatitis D effectively.

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Understanding Hepatitis D: Symptoms, Antibody Testing, and Liver Enzyme Levels

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  1. Taux Symptômes Ac anti-VHD IgM anti-VHD Transaminases ARN VHD Ag HBs Temps

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