Recently, more than 10 countries including Europe and the United States have developed acute hepatitis of unknown cause in children. In severe cases, it will lead to liver replacement and even death in children.Today, the official account of the National Health Commission stated that no relevant cases have been found in my country.Health administrative departments and medical institutions at all levels are closely monitoring and continuously monitoring the relevant situation.
According to the information of the National Health Commission, the common characteristics of children with acute hepatitis are: ① age1moon-16age, mostly in10under the age of②Jaundice, nausea, abdominal pain, fatigue, lethargy, and gastrointestinal symptoms (including diarrhea and vomiting), most children without fever;③Laboratory liver biochemical tests for transaminases (ASTorALT) significantly increased.
If the child has the above symptoms, parents should be vigilant and go to the hospital in time. It is recommended to check the liver biochemical indicators, and do blood, urine, feces and respiratory samples and other related etiological tests to further determine whether the child has acute hepatitis and possible etiology.
As for whether this hepatitis is related to the new coronavirus vaccine,The National Health Commission said that a recent survey by the World Health Organization showed that since most children with acute hepatitis of unknown cause have not been vaccinated against the new coronavirus, the hypothesis related to the vaccination of the new coronavirus is not currently supported.
Previously, local time2022year5moon3WHO (WHO) held a press conference in Geneva, saying that as of5moon1Worldwide, there are a total of20countries and territories report at least228children with acute hepatitis of unknown etiology and another50A suspected case is pending further investigation.
Hashtag: Children’s Liver Virus
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