Mysterious Severe Acute Hepatitis Cases Of Unknown Etiology In Children Skyrocket Globally | New Essential Data You Need To See Immediately
If you’ve been on the internet in the past 48 hours you’ve likely heard of the uptick in new mysterious severe acute hepatitis (liver inflammation) cases in children. If you’ve not heard about this then it’s urgent you continue on reading.
That said, on Friday CDC released a study showing more severe acute hepatitis cases of which ~10% required liver transplants. Then UK reported an additional 34 cases of this peculiar hepatitis within the past week. Following that, data released during early 2020 recently surfaced showing how it was known COVID-19 caused severe liver inflammation. All of that covered in this publication in detail below.
As a side note, don’t be fooled by what people are saying about the new CDC MMWR study on this hepatitis issue. Specifically, that the children involved tested negative for SARS-CoV-2. Just so it’s clear, a negative test that doesn’t indicate that the child didn’t recently have a positive case. It simply means they didn’t have the virus at the time of the test. Why is that relevant? Because previous, recent COVID infection can still generate antibodies that can elicit a strong immune response against the liver.
As always, the information has been summarized for you below. Please share this essential information with friends and family so they can be aware of what’s really going on.
NEW CDC MMWR HEPATITIS STUDY-9 children aged 0-6 presented to Children’s Hospital Alabama with severe acute hepatitis of unknown etiology Oct-Feb 2022 with ALT 603–4,696 U/L, AST 447–4,000 U/L, bilirubin 0.23–13.5 mg/dL, 8 kids w/ screlal icterus, 7 w/ hepatomegaly, 6 w/ jaundice
Testing for hepatitis A,B,C, Wilson disease, bacteremia, urinary tract infections, and SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR were negative. Sadly, SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence (antibodies) WAS NOT EXAMINED. Finally, adenovirus was detected in all whole blood of all 9 affected children but not the type that would historically elicit hepatitis in healthy immunocompetent children like seen in this study
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7118e1.htm#T1_down
SARS-CoV-2 associated hepatic pathology was seen in 40 patient autopsies where liver tissue blocks were PCR examined for RNA
LAB FINDINGS (median peak inflammatory markers):
ALT/AST as high as 3X the normal limit, CRP 268 mg/l, IL-6 >315 pg/ml, & FE (iron) 1810 & D-dimer 9.6 μg/ml
PHYSICAL FINDINGS:
Microvascular steatosis in (75%), acute hepatitis (50%), portal inflammation (50%)
What can be learned from this? In children with severe acute hepatitis of “unknown” origin, also test SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence (antibodies). Acute severe hepatitis may be a viral autoimmune induced reaction
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41379-020-00649-x
“Active case finding investigations have identified a further 34 confirmed cases [of severe acute hepatitis] since the last update on 25 April, bringing the total number of cases to 145.”
In a previous press release, there were nearly 160 reported severe acute hepatitis cases in children mainly under 16. From that, a substantial portion (~10%) required liver transplants, while many died.
On November 30th 2021, Canada began implementing a stringent vaccine & mask mandate. Regardless, COVID related hospitalizations continued to rise
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