Acute liver failure in children is a rare but serious condition. The initial symptoms are often similar to common childhood illnesses, while the progression is very rapid, and can sometimes be life-threatening. So parents, families, and even pediatricians may not realize it at first until it's advanced.

Acute liver failure is relatively rare in children. However, when this type of disease occurs in children, it is often severe and has a very high risk of death. Therefore, treatment of acute liver failure in children needs to be carried out early, quickly and according to the doctor's instructions.

Many parents are subjective when thinking that children are rare subjects with acute liver failure. However, acute liver failure in children has a mortality rate of up to 70%. Therefore, to be able to completely treat acute liver failure, it is necessary to pay attention to the causes and symptoms of the disease.