Why You Need Follow-Up Care After Hepatitis C TreatmentFollow-up care after successful hepatitis C treatment is proactive. Patients need to be evaluated for other liver disease conditions and extrahepatic conditions...reactionscomments
Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Get Treated for Hepatitis C“Why should I get treated for hepatitis C”? On the surface, this might seem like an obvious question and answer. Maybe you’re...reactions1comment
Your Thyroid and Hep COne of the most frustrating aspects of hep C is that it often doesn’t exist alone. People with hep C are more...reactions5comments
Hep C Treatments by GenotypeHepatitis C is from a virus that causes infection and liver damage. Hep C is classified by the virus’s genetic makeup of...reactionscomments
A Brighter Future in the Treatment of Hepatitis CWe have come a long way in terms of treatments for hep C. It was late 2011 when I started Interferon and Ribavirin. I...reactionscomments
Common Myths about Hep C TreatmentToday's hepatitis C treatments are very different than treatments from decades before. As many people have heard, older treatments had many harsh...reactionscomments
Removing Fear from The Equation: New versus Old Treatments for Hep CNot long ago (for me, in 2005), we did not have the amazing, new treatments available to cure hepatitis C. In fact...reactionscomments
Tips to Help with Treatment LengthStandard hepatitis C treatment length is 12 weeks. Depending on the treatment and certain conditions, some treatments can be completed in 8...reactionscomments
Treatment for Your Hepatitis C TreatmentI found the best way to help with the duration of treatment for hepatitis C is to keep focused on target goals...reactionscomments
I Have Hep C. Can I Have a Baby?When you are living with hep C, you might wonder if you can have a family. The answer is: Yes! Knowing that...reactionscomments
After Treatment Ends: Understanding Long-Term Side Effects & SymptomsIf you are one of the people who has completed treatment and gotten the great news that you are cured/undetectable virus, my...reactionscomments
Birth Control with Hepatitis CMaking a birth control plan is always a very personal decision. Hep C adds some additional factors to think about when you...reactionscomments
Hepatitis C Treatment After-EffectsThe goal for every hepatitis C patient is to be cured and to get their life back. Every patient’s treatment and recovery...reactionscomments
How Pharmacists Can Help Manage Your Hepatitis C TreatmentPharmacists have been ranked as the most trusted healthcare professionals for years. Many people view their pharmacists as trustworthy and reliable. It...reactionscomments
Starting Your Hep C Treatment with EpclusaEpclusa is a direct-acting antiviral that treats hepatitis C infection. It is a combination of 2 ingredients: sofosbuvir and velpatasvir. Over 90%...reactions3comments
Liver Transplants for Hepatitis C: Who Needs Them, Who Gets Them, and Who Survives?A liver transplant is a surgery to replace a liver that is no longer working with one that does. Chronic hepatitis C...reactionscomments
Muscle and Joint PainIn Health Union's 2020 Hepatitis C In America survey, muscle aches were reported as one of the most common symptoms of hepatitis...reactions1comment
The 5 Stages: Coping With A New DiagnosisDiagnoses can come in many forms and take on various weights. For example, a diagnosis for the common cold may be a...reactionscomments
What Are The Differences Between Hepatitis A, B, and C?At HepatitisC.net, one of the most common questions we receive is, "What are the differences between hepatitis A, B, and C?". While...reactions2comments
When You Don’t Trust the Doctor If there is anyone on the planet you should have confidence in, it's your doctor. What can you do when you don’t...reactionscomments
