When to Seek Medical Care

The health care provider should be called if any of the following symptoms occur:

• Nausea and vomiting that does not improve within 1-2 days
• Yellow skin or eyes
• Dark colored urine
• Pain in the belly (abdomen)

The following situations also warrant a call to the health care provider:

• You have symptoms and think that you might have been exposed to someone with hepatitis.
• You have other medical problems and think that you might have hepatitis.
• You have had close contact with someone diagnosed with hepatitis.
• If you cannot reach your health care provider, or if you have any of the following, go to the emergency department.
• Vomiting and inability to keep down any liquids
• Severe pain or high fever
• Confusion, delirium, or difficulty awakening

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