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Treatment for the Hepatitis C Virus is based off how damanged your liver is. In some cases they can treat the Virus with a combination of antiviral drugs. In worse cases a liver transplant is required.

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Anyone can be infected with Hepatitis C Virus. The Virus is transmitted only when it makes direct contact with human blood.

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In order for you to prevent Hepatitis C Virus you need to make sure you avoid direct exposed to blood or blood products. Some examples of this would be for you to make sure you never share a needle with someone. Never share personal items such as; toothbrush, razor, or clippers . Another thing that can put you at risk would be to
get a tattoo or piercing. Make sure they always use disposable sanitary products. Last but not least always practice safe sex. It's rare for Hepatitis C to be transmitted through sex, but it's possible.

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The Hepatitis C Virus can have no symptoms, but people may experience certain things out of the norm if they don't know what to look for. Hepatitis C effects the liver. Therefore, they may have some pain in their abdomen. They may also notice bleeding, bloating, fluid build up or nausea. These things tend to effect the whole body and can cause fever and loss of appetite. Hepatitis C Virus can also be noticed through someone's skin and eyes. The blood vessels in the skin may become swollen. The skin along with the eyes can also change to a yellowish color.