Recurrent viral hepatitis is a term that refers to the repeated occurrence of the inflammation of the liver caused by certain viruses. Some of the common synonyms used for recurrent viral hepatitis include chronic viral hepatitis, persistent viral hepatitis, and relapsing viral hepatitis. These terms are used in the medical field to describe the severity and duration of the viral infection in the liver. It is important to note that these synonyms do not refer to a specific type of virus that causes the hepatitis. The most common viruses that cause viral hepatitis are hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and hepatitis A. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for managing recurrent viral hepatitis and preventing further liver damage.