Tag: autoimmune hepatitis

Autoimmune Hepatitis: Diagnosis, Steroids, and Azathioprine Explained

Autoimmune hepatitis is a chronic liver disease caused by the immune system attacking the liver. Diagnosis relies on blood tests, autoantibodies, and liver biopsy. First-line treatment combines steroids and azathioprine to suppress inflammation and prevent cirrhosis. Most patients need long-term therapy to avoid relapse.

Autoimmune Overlap: Understanding PBC, PSC, and AIH Combined Features

Autoimmune overlap syndromes combine features of PBC, PSC, and AIH, making diagnosis and treatment complex. Learn how to spot mixed patterns, why standard treatments often fail, and what testing is truly needed.