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hepatitis b virus, persistent hepatitis, hepatitis, persistent, chronic lobular hepatitis, mild chronic hepatitis, chronic persistent hepatitis is mild liver inflammation, swelling, irritation, various viruses, chronic persistent hepatitis, hepatitis b, hbv, hepatitis c, hcv, hepatitis d, hdv, autoimmune diseases lupus, various medications, unknown, cryptogenic, most people have no symptoms, risk factors include previous viral hepatitis, having lupus, autoimmune disease, taking certain medications, fatigue, lack of appetite, nausea, vomiting, no symptoms, hepatitis b surface antigen, positive, hepatitis c antibody, positive, hepatitis d antibody, positive, lupus, autoimmune disease, positive, liver biopsy, liver enzymes, mildly elevated, treatment is not always needed, depends on the underlying cause, the hepatitis, each case, reviewed, whether treatment would be helpful, new therapies, chronic viral infections, able to stop, reverse some liver damage, certain viruses, most people recover from symptoms of chronic hepatitis, a virus hcv, cause progressive liver damage, hepatitis, severe liver scarring, liver failure, potentially death, progression to liver failure is uncommon, many causes, chronic hepatitis, viral hepatitis, depressed immune systems, hiv, at higher risk, symptoms of hepatitis worsen, persist, people in high-risk groups health care workers, receive a hepatitis b immunization, safer sex techniques decrease the risk of acquiring hepatitis, sexual contact, intravenous drug users should seek addiction treatment, avoid sharing needles, injection-related paraphernalia, contract hepatitis by simply handling an infected person's injection paraphernalia, several forms of viral hepatitis, hundreds of times more transmissible via blood than hiv, live, hours, in dried blood.