APPLICATION OF MEDICINAL DRUGS IN ACUTE HEPATITIS

Acute hepatitis is a potentially life-threatening condition that involves inflammation of the liver. The disease can be caused by various factors, including viral infections, alcohol consumption, and toxic substances, among others. This article provides a detailed review of the current medicinal treatments available for acute hepatitis, with a focus on antiviral agents, hepatoprotective medications, and supportive therapies. Through an extensive review of recent clinical studies and case reports, this article aims to highlight the effectiveness of these therapies, assess the safety profile of different drugs, and discuss their clinical outcomes. The findings reveal the importance of early diagnosis, the use of appropriate medicinal drugs, and the role of combination therapies in improving patient outcomes and preventing liver failure.