Symptoms
There’s a chance you don’t have any. If you do get symptoms, they might appear anywhere between two and six weeks following the infection. Hepatitis E symptoms and signs are similar to those of other kinds of acute viral hepatitis and liver injury when they occur. They may include the following:
- Fever (mild)
- Exhaustion
- Less hunger.
- Puking
- Pain in the stomach
- Pee that is dark in color
- Poop that is light in color.
- Itching or a rash on the skin
- Joint discomfort
- Skin or eyes that are yellowish
Diagnosis
Your doctor will inquire about your medical history as well as the specifics of your symptoms. Any recent travel should be mentioned to your doctor. Tell them if you believe you may have come into touch with sewage-contaminated water.
To diagnose hepatitis E, your doctor will ask you to go for a blood test or a stool test at the laboratory.
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