Biological investigations report that there are several disease processes which involve factors of environmental pollution. Pollution has direct effects on lungs involves lung diseases and indirect effects on all parts of the body. Here, an attempt has been made to study the effects of pollution on hepatitis, the inflammation of liver. Nitric oxide is suggested to have primary role in vasodilatation. The diagnostic methods of choice for diagnosing the disease are enzymes and antibody detection tests include ALT test, ALP test, Bilirubin test, PCR test, etc. It is a progressive disease with poor outcomes. No effective medical treatment exists and vaccination is the treatment of choice.

Keeping in view, the above said discrepancy attempt has been made in this study to co-relate the Environmental Pollution with Hepatitis, so that the control on environmental pollution may help in reduction of the intensity of the above said disease.For that purpose, the data of hepatitis patients was collected in specially selected hospitals and analyzed for the determination of the environmental hepatitis. For the confirmation of these experimental findings, sociological survey was conducted accordingly. 100 people were selected for that purpose. Questionnaire was distributed away them and collected back after prescribed limit of time. The data provided by them was analyzed statistically and co-relation was found positive.

A detailed study of hepatitis and the people living near the environmentally polluted areas with respect to air, water, land, marine and industrial pollution revealed that hepatitis viruses infected most of the people.