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Acute viral hepatitis: This disease is a common hepatic inflammation caused by hepatitis A, B, C, D viruses. Hepatitis A is transmitted through eating contaminated materials such as water and food contaminated with sewage. Abortions are the most common sign of it. Other symptoms include nausea, vomiting, pain in the upper abdominal area, and dark and yellow urine. Recovery is usually complete and long-term complications are rarely seen. Hepatitis C and B can get chronic and sufferers can become carriers of the disease. These two types of disease are transmitted through blood, blood products, semen, and saliva. For example, infected needles, blood transfusions or open wounds that cause blood to split into the mouth and eyes, as well as se*ually transmitted infections. Chronic activated hepatitis can lead to cirrhosis and hepatic failure. The hepatitis D virus relies on virus B for survival and transmission. This disease can occur at the same time as hepatitis B virus. It usually occurs in chronic form. Hepatitis, which has been reported most often in southern, eastern and central Asia, eastern and western Africa, is transmitted through oral-fecal and contaminated water in populated areas living in unsafe conditions can be a source of infection.