Can Hepatitis C kill you?
Those with chronic hepatitis C can develop liver problems. However, fewer than 3 percent ultimately die of chronic liver disease. ChaCha for now
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by Patricia F.
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How can you catch hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is spread through infected blood, transplantation...
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If I have hepatitis c can I transmit it from kissing?
The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread by direct contact with ...
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How long does it take for Hepatitis C symptoms to show up?
There will likely be no symptoms of hepatitis C in the early ...
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How long can the average person live from untreated Hepatitis C?
The life expectancy of chronic hepatitis C patients is unclea...
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Does hepatitis c make you itch?
Itching is a common symptom experienced by people with hepati...
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If I have hepatitis c can I transmit it from kissing?
The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread by direct contact with ...
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How did Naomi Judd get hepatitis c?
"I worked as an ICU nurse and I received a needle stick," Jud...
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How can you catch hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is spread through infected blood, transplantation...
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How long does it take for Hepatitis C symptoms to show up?
There will likely be no symptoms of hepatitis C in the early ...
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How long can the average person live from untreated Hepatitis C?
The life expectancy of chronic hepatitis C patients is unclea...
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How can you catch hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is spread through infected blood, transplantation...
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If I have hepatitis c can I transmit it from kissing?
The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread by direct contact with ...
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How long does it take for Hepatitis C symptoms to show up?
There will likely be no symptoms of hepatitis C in the early ...
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Can bed bugs give you Hepatitis C?
The bites of bed bugs leave welts but do not deposit disease....
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Is there a medication you can take to prevent you from getting hepatitis C from your spouse?
There is no medication to prevent getting Hepatitis C from yo...
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How do you get aids or hepatitis c?
At this time, there is no cure for AIDS, but medications are ...
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Can you get rid of hepatitis c?
Between 15 to 40 percent of people who get hepatitis C are ab...
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Hepatitis C is a liver disease. It makes your liver swell and...
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Can you get Hepatitis B from drinking after someone?
No, Hepatitis B requires blood to blood contact, so drinking ...
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What is the difference between Hepatitis B, and C?
Both are contracted through blood transmission and cause the ...
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How do you get aids or hepatitis c?
At this time, there is no cure for AIDS, but medications are ...
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Hepatitis C is curable in more than 50 percent of patients. T...
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Can you get rid of hepatitis c?
Between 15 to 40 percent of people who get hepatitis C are ab...
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What are the differences between hepatitis A, B and C?
Hepatitis A is liver infection from virus. Hep B is virus tha...
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What are all the ways a person can catch hepatitis b from another person?
Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood and infected bodily ...
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How do you get aids or hepatitis c?
At this time, there is no cure for AIDS, but medications are ...
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Can unexplained bruising be a symptom of hepatitis?
# mild fever # muscle or joint aches # nausea # vomiting # lo...
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What are the symptoms of Hepatitis C?
Most people with both acute and chronic hepatitis C have no s...
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Can you get Hepatitis B from drinking after someone?
No, Hepatitis B requires blood to blood contact, so drinking ...
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Hepatitis is a general term that means inflammation of the li...
About Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is an inflammation of the liver, transferred chiefly through the blood. It is more difficult to cure than Hepatitis A or B. The condition can often persist for years and is associated with chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
About Liver Disease
Liver Disease is a blanket term describing any number of diseases that affect the liver. They include hepatitis, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, cirrhosis, cancer, and primary biliary cirrhosis. Many liver diseases are accompanied by jaundice and an increased level of bilirubin, which results from the breakup of hemoglobin of dead red blood cells. Normally the liver removes bilirubin and excretes it through bile.
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