What is the form of hepatitis that is acute, has no recurrences, and causes no future problems?

Just wondering...Can't find any information leading to my question.

I'm not sure...I think they all are pretty dangerous..try this website
www.cdc.gov

Hepatitis A is the answer. It has an incubation period {time between exposure to the virus and the appearance of symptoms} of approximately a month. During its acute phase the person may feel extremely tired, feverish, with loss of appetite, chills, abdominal pain, moderate to severe diarrhea, rapid weight loss, dark-colored urine {think the color of Coca Cola}, marked jaundice {yellowing of the whites of the eyes and skin}. During this acute phase, which may last from 3 to 8 weeks, the liver becomes inflamed and the hepatic enzymes & bilirubin {both in blood and urine} reach extremely high levels which return to normal after the infection subsides. Hepatitis A is acquired mainly by the "oral-fecal" route; i.e. ingestion of food in which the virus is present {food that's been contaminated by the fecal matter of a person who has the disease}. Once the infection subsides, the person develops immunity, so he/she won't contract the disease again. Nor he/she will suffer future liver damage. For more detailed information on Viral Hepatitis A go to the following links:

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepat...
http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/...
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/script/ma...

correct answer is hepatitis A, has 0% recurrence and 0% chronicity rate. Hep B has 10% chronicity and hep C has 90% chronicity

they are all acute at first...........most won't recur.........they all can cause future problems w/liver esp if ya drink and take drugs or meds...............hep c causes most future problems like failure or cancer

hep. A