Hepatitis autoinmune

Abstract

This document addresses the issue of autoimmune hepatitis. The pertinent study is carried out in a 34-year-old female patient who has been 1 year of evolution of the aforementioned pathology, is considered a rare disease and preferably occurs in the female sex in Age from 30 to 50 years; It is characteristic of presenting a very important genetic pattern, at the moment its statistical data are irrelevant, evidence is supported by specific markers already studied in addition, there has been follow-up in hospitalization and external consultation in the general teaching hospital of Riobamba at the time. The patient in stable conditions maintains relevant treatment for her illness. The evidence mentions the course with two years of evolution and adequate management, the evolution is favorable, on the contrary, it can trigger liver cirrhosis. To conclude the above, it is relevant to determine risk factors that lead to this pathology and how to work in prevention and controlled management of the disease, therefore if there is adequate management and a continuous assessment, the life time is longer, unlike if not a timely diagnosis is made and an early treatment the same disease triggers involvement in other organs which in response the prognosis will be unsatisfactory for the patient.