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hepatitis is just a medical term for an inflamed liver. anything that will cause inflammation to this vital organ is termed as hepatitis.. bacteria, viruses, toxins, parasites and even trauma will cause this condition.. check my profile for more info..

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The type of hepatitis caused by contaminated food?

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Is hepatitis a caused by parasites or fungi?

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What causes hepatitis B?

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