Hepatitis A virus (HAV, Hep A) refers to liver inflammation caused by infection with the hepatitis A virus. Causes of HAV is generally from person to person via contaminated water, blood, stool, or direct contact. Symptoms of hepatitis A virus include:

nausea,
vomiting,
diarrhea,
fever,
rash,
fatigue,
jaundice,
abdominal pain, and
pale or gray-colored stools.

Treatment for hepatitis A virus is focused on relieving symptoms. There is a vaccine to prevent hepatitis A virus.

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