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I had hepatitis-a infection for 3 months which caused mild liver enlargement according to the ultrasound report. the infection is now fully gone, dr told me my liver enlargement will reverse without sequela. what is sequela?
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Sequelae is Latin for side effects or long term consequences. Your doctor is correct: hepatitis A rarely results in ongoing liver problems of any kind (i.e. sequelae).
Answered 2/21/2022
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In every health problem there is always some side effects or lasting consquences.If you are told this by any health professional and don't understand than look up the terminology in a dictionary.
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