Patients with hepatitis may have a fever, but not all patients with hepatitis will have a fever. Usually, fever occurs mainly in patients with acute hepatitis, while chronic hepatitis usually does not show symptoms of fever, which should be identified in combination with other symptoms. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time. It can be accompanied by general weakness, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, aversion to grease, discomfort in the liver area and yellow urine and other symptoms, which do not improve after rest. When a patient with acute hepatitis develops a fever, he should drink appropriate fluids and bring down the body temperature by physical cooling methods, such as cold compresses, and the body temperature will gradually return to normal. It is generally not recommended to use too much antipyretic drugs, which may further harm the liver; 2. Non-hepatitis fever: If a patient with chronic hepatitis has a fever, or a fever without a diagnosis of hepatitis itself, he should be alert to the combination of bacterial, viral or other microbial infections, and it is recommended to immediately seek medical attention for blood tests and other related tests to clarify the cause, and take symptomatic antipyretic and analgesic drugs, such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen, as prescribed by the doctor. Usually the main manifestation of hepatitis is not fever, but more commonly weakness and digestive symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and aversion to grease. Some patients with hepatitis may have more severe manifestations, such as jaundice, which manifests as yellowing of the skin and eyes, or urine with the color of strong overnight tea, etc. They may also have lighter, clay-colored stools, and in more severe cases, patients with hepatitis may develop gastrointestinal bleeding and ascites. Patients diagnosed with hepatitis should be treated with liver-protective and anti-viral therapy, such as liver-protective tablets and reduced glutathione.