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Created page with "Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) is a cause of hepatitis which presents acutely but becomes chronic, possibly progressing to cirrhosis. AIH mostly affects females. It can present at any year but mostly begins in the teens or in elderly. As with most autoimmune diseases, there is associated with other autoimmune diseases. It has a good response to therapy and a good prognosis, but a 40% mortality rate if untreated. 70% of patients relapse at some point after having reached re..."
(Created page with "Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) is a cause of hepatitis which presents acutely but becomes chronic, possibly progressing to cirrhosis. AIH mostly affects females. It can present at any year but mostly begins in the teens or in elderly. As with most autoimmune diseases, there is associated with other autoimmune diseases. It has a good response to therapy and a good prognosis, but a 40% mortality rate if untreated. 70% of patients relapse at some point after having reached re...")
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