Chronic active hepatitis refers to hepatitis that has lasted for more than 6 months and is in the acute phase of inflammatory activity, with the possibility of progression to more serious liver diseases, such as: cirrhosis and liver cancer. Patients with chronic active hepatitis will have symptoms mainly in the digestive system, such as nausea, abdominal distension, diarrhea, etc. However, some patients may also have symptoms such as bleeding from brushing teeth, nosebleed, petechiae on skin and mucous membranes, etc. Moreover, some patients may also have a combination of fever, hypogonadism, liver palms, spider nevus, malaise, hepatic encephalopathy and other symptoms. For patients with chronic active hepatitis, transaminases and bilirubin are often elevated during liver function tests. However, for patients with chronic active hepatitis, liver puncture examination will show inflammation, edema and necrosis of liver cells. Chronic active hepatitis has a long course, and after a clear diagnosis is made, it is recommended that the cause and degree of liver function abnormality be treated accordingly under the guidance of a doctor in a timely manner.