Early symptoms of hepatitis B in women

Hepatitis B is harmful to the liver and cannot be ignored. When women are infected with the hepatitis B virus, the liver is infected and some characteristics of women will immediately appear, especially on the face. So, what are the symptoms of hepatitis B in women? Let's analyze it together below, hoping to help everyone understand hepatitis B!

In recent years, the number of patients infected with hepatitis B has increased, including some female patients. The symptoms of female infection are not obvious at the beginning. With the development of the disease, the symptoms of hepatitis B will gradually appear, mostly in the complexion, physiological state, and physical condition. The following is a detailed introduction to the symptoms of hepatitis B in women.

What are the symptoms of hepatitis B in women? If a woman is infected with hepatitis B, you should look at the forehead. There will be acne on the forehead and enlarged pores on the face. Secondly, look at the skin and eyes. If infected with hepatitis B virus, the skin will turn pale and dark when the liver is not good, and the eyes will become dry and blurred, indicating that the blood supply to the liver is insufficient, the eyes are malnourished, and the eyes will also turn yellow.

Women infected with the hepatitis B virus will suffer liver damage, which will lead to menstrual disorders, liver and kidney yin deficiency leading to reduced menstrual flow, and in severe cases, amenorrhea and uterine and ovarian atrophy. Finally, if the condition worsens further, general fatigue, loss of appetite, physical and mental fatigue, and even dull pain in the liver area and insomnia may occur. Poor liver function in women can lead to endocrine imbalance, resulting in numerous symptoms. Generally, after women get hepatitis B, symptoms of liver damage will mainly manifest on the face, menstrual period, and skin. In terms of physiological symptoms, women may experience menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, low libido, etc. This may be associated with decreased liver function tests, decreased estrogen elimination, and increased estrogen in the body.

The above is the relevant introduction. I believe that everyone has learned a lot about the symptoms of hepatitis B in women. In addition to the above symptom introduction, female hepatitis B carriers also have some symptoms. Some patients will feel nausea, diarrhea, and may have low fever and other symptoms. Different diseases may also have different minor symptoms. Hepatitis B carriers should go to a reliable hospital immediately, undergo various hepatitis B tests, and receive treatment immediately.