Low-grade fever

One of the typical signs of many diseases is low-grade fever (blood infection, urinary tract infection...). However, a viral, bacterial, or parasite infection that sets off an inflammatory response is the most frequent cause. When HVA attacks and inflames the liver, more white blood cells are drawn into the fight against the invaders, which results in low-grade fever.

Therefore, you may have hepatitis A when the body frequently experiences low-grade fever, typically happening at a specific time. You should visit a doctor timely to avoid any consequences that probably come later. Identify any illnesses you may have, such as hepatitis.