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Medication-Induced Hepatitis - Drug-Induced Hepatitis
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Diagnosis & Tests
How is the disease diagnosed?
Diagnosis of drug-induced hepatitis begins with a history and physical exam. Liver function tests and a complete blood count, or CBC, are usually ordered. The provider will then determine if a medicine or something else is causing the hepatitis.