Feeling Frustrated or Annoyed for No Reason
A person developing Hepatitis B might feel frustrated or annoyed for no reason. This is a common symptom of Hepatitis B, caused by the virus causing inflammation and irritation in the brain. It’s often treated with anti-inflammatory medications.
Hepatitis B can also cause psychological problems brought up by emotional instability. This is because the virus can damage the brain, causing inflammation that leads to a dark depression. If this persists, licensed physicians will administer anti-depressants, not just antiviral medications. Only the appropriate medical professional can determine if people are diagnosed with Hepatitis B, so getting tested is essential. If patients have Hepatitis B and are experiencing depression, they can must to a doctor about treatment options.
To add, Hepatitis B doesn’t only cause brain damage. If patients have Hepatitis B and don’t get treated for it, it can lead to collateral damage to other major organs, such as liver failure and extension of the current predispositions. This is because the virus attacks the liver and other organs at a cellular, causing them to weaken and die. For example, liver failure can lead to further brain deterioration and death.
