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What treatments are available for hepatitis A? Home > Patients' Home > Basics > Hepatitis A > Treatments Hepatitis C Home For Veterans and the Public - Basics - Getting Tested - Just Diagnosed - Treatment - Liver Complications - Living with Hep C - FAQs - Patient Guides - Tips and Tools - Community For Health Care Providers Publications and Products Web Resources About Us for Veterans and the Public What treatments are available for hepatitis A? Hepatitis A There are no special treatments for hepatitis A. Most people with hepatitis A recover without treatment within a few months by getting a lot of rest and drinking plenty of fluids. < Previous Basics Main Next > Search this website Search tips > Hepatitis A: Entire Lesson Share this page Contents Basics Main Understanding the Liver Overview of the liver The liver as filter The liver as factory Summary Liver disease and other complications Symptoms Hepatitis Fibrosis and cirrhosis Alcoholic liver disease Fatty liver Liver cancer Other liver diseases Liver transplants Tests for liver damage Liver enzymes Reversing liver damage Keeping your liver healthy When you have hepatitis C Hepatitis A What is hepatitis A? How is hepatitis A spread? Who is at risk? How will I know if I have it? How can you avoid getting it? What treatments are available? Should you get the hepatitis A vaccine? How does it work? What are the side effects? Hepatitis B What is hepatitis B? Who is at risk? Will you know if you have hepatitis B? What tests will you have to do? Are there treatments for hepatitis B? How can you protect yourself against hepatitis B? Should you get the hepatitis B vaccine? How is it given? What are the side effects of vaccine? Hepatitis C Resources Glossary