Diseases that are commonly found in Thailand include hepatitis viruses, types A, B, C, D, and E. They have different transmission characteristics depending on the type.
Hepatitis A virus is very common.
Contact: Contact through food. or water contaminated with germs
Symptoms: Fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, vomiting, jaundice.

Hepatitis B #commonly found
Contact: Contact through blood, sexual contact, from mother to child.
Symptoms: Severe hepatitis. May develop into liver disease, liver cancer

Hepatitis C
Contact: Blood infection, sexual contact.
Symptoms: Chronic hepatitis Until it becomes cirrhosis and liver cancer.

Hepatitis D
Contact: Blood infection The risk group is people with hepatitis B virus.
Symptoms: Acute hepatitis Patients with severe chronic liver disease are at risk of death.

Hepatitis E
Transmission: Caused by eating undercooked food such as pork and poultry.
Symptoms: Yellow eyes, pale body, fatigue

Source: Sikarin Hospital