The treatment of autoimmune hepatitis is similar to that of rheumatic immune disease, which requires the use of hormones and immunosuppressive agents to induce and maintain remission therapy. As one of the most common diseases of rheumatology, rheumatoid arthritis has a definite treatment strategy and gradually becomes a new concept of rheumatoid disease. However, the current treatment of autoimmune hepatitis is still lack of standard compliance treatment strategies, and for the disease activity and immunosuppressive treatment of the efficacy of no uniform standard evaluation criteria, there is no clear evidence of the need to increase the hormone dose or the timing of treatment for patients with substandard treatment, so we consider the standard treatment of autoimmune hepatitis from the experience of rheumatoid arthritis of rheumatism, in order to provide reference for perfecting the standardized treatment of autoimmune hepatitis.

Hepatitis; Hepatitis, autoimmune; Arthritis, rheumatoid; Therapy