Do you know how to self test for hepatitis?

I live in a country where hepatitis is prevalent, but many people overlook the early symptoms of hepatitis and discover it in its late stages. So, how to self test for hepatitis? Below, the editor will provide you with a detailed introduction.

The methods for self testing whether one has hepatitis are introduced as follows:

Generally speaking, when the following situations occur, attention should be paid:

1. When there is a hepatitis epidemic season or epidemic area, or when there are acute hepatitis patients at home, high vigilance and constant vigilance should be taken.

2. A small number of people have had symptoms similar to a "cold" before the onset of the disease.

3. Sudden feeling of fatigue, mental exhaustion, and soreness in both knees without obvious causes.

4. Sudden onset of digestive symptoms such as loss of appetite, aversion to oil, nausea, vomiting, bloating, diarrhea, or constipation

5. Hidden pain, bloating, stabbing pain, or burning sensation in the right rib.

6. Iris, skin, and urine turn yellow or have a strong brown color.

7. There are obvious spots on the irises of both eyes.

8. The palm is golden yellow in color, or there are dark red or purple spots on the entire palm surface

9. The skin on the palm surface, especially the large and small fish areas and the fingertip palm surface, is congested and red.

10. There is obvious tenderness on the palmar surface of the second finger joint of both ring fingers.

11. There is a nodular protrusion in the corresponding liver point area of the two earlobes. When lightly pressed with a matchstick, the pain is more pronounced than in other areas.

12. Dark and dull complexion

13. Scattered red dots with feet (red threads) can be seen on the surface of the skin all over the body. When gently pressing the center of the red dot with a pointed object, the red threads around it can disappear. After stopping the pressing, the red threads will reappear.