hepatitis
die Hepatitis, die Hepatitiden
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hepatitis
An inflammation of the liver, usually caused by viruses (such as hepatitis A, B, or C). It can also be triggered by other factors such as alcohol, medications, or autoimmune diseases.
Eine Impfung gegen Hepatitis B wird für medizinisches Personal dringend empfohlen.
Vaccination against hepatitis B is strongly recommended for medical personnel.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Hepatitiden |
| genitive | der Hepatitis |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Hepatitis | die Hepatitiden |
| accusative | die Hepatitis | die Hepatitiden |
| dative | der Hepatitis | den Hepatitiden |
| genitive | der Hepatitis | der Hepatitiden |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
The word is an international medical term. The ending '-itis' almost always indicates inflammation in German and many other languages, as in 'Bronchitis' (bronchitis) or 'Gastritis' (gastritis).
Die Diagnose lautet akute Hepatitis.
The diagnosis is acute hepatitis.
Common verbs used in connection with hepatitis are 'haben' (to have), 'bekommen' (to get), or 'an etwas erkranken' (to fall ill with something). You can also say 'sich mit Hepatitis anstecken' (to become infected with hepatitis) or 'sich gegen Hepatitis impfen lassen' (to get vaccinated against hepatitis).
Reisende in bestimmte Länder sollten sich gegen Hepatitis A impfen lassen.
Travelers to certain countries should get vaccinated against hepatitis A.
The different forms of the disease are usually distinguished by a letter after the word. People speak of 'Hepatitis A' (hepatitis A), 'Hepatitis B' (hepatitis B), and so on.
Hepatitis C wird oft durch Blut übertragen.
Hepatitis C is often transmitted through blood.
