What is the form of hepatitis that is acute, has no recurrences, and causes no future problems?

Hepatitis A: Hepatitis a usually causes no permanent liver damage, although it can be very severe is some patients and can last up to 6 months. If a patient who already has a chonic liver disease such as cirrhosis, hepatitis c, or autoimmune liver disease, contracts hepatitis a, it may lead to liver failure and death. Patients with pre-existing liver disease should get the hepatitis a vaccine.

Hepatitis A: Hepatitis a in children is usually a mild, anicteric (without jaundice) form of hepatitis without residual liver damage.

Hep A but also EBV,: CMV. A number of systemic viral illnesses can also affect the liver (like mono) and resolve on their own without sequelae.