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Hepatitis C in Adults

Hepatitis C infections are constantly increasing with just one-fourth of cases being detected in the acute
stage.

The major causes for hepatitis infection are sharing of needles and blood transfusions. Increasing use of
injected and inhaled drugs, along with a few cases of blood transfusion, are important causes of hepatitis
C in adults.

Detection of hepatitis C virus can be within one to three weeks of exposure to the virus. HCV antibodies
are present in all HCV-infected patients even in such early stages.

Although it is possible for adults to become clear of the hepatitis C virus, most cases proceed to the
chronic stage.

Progress of the disease is not the same everywhere. Sometimes, there are no signs or symptoms even
after two decades after contracting the hepatitis C virus which can remain completely dormant.

However, it could surface and proceed to drastic levels even before you are able to get a confirmed
diagnosis of the ailment. Often, detection occurs while the patient is undergoing treatment or blood tests
for some other ailments.

The disease manifests itself as chronic cirrhosis coupled with liver failure, hypertension and various
esophageal diseases.

Common risk factors for hepatitis C virus include being a male, advancing age and liver disease.


Hepatitis C Treatment Options

Treatment for hepatitis C focuses on reducing progress and development of cirrhosis.

Liver biopsy and quantitative assessment of HCV RNA are major options. The latter may offer better
information and produce better results.

Another therapy option is through interferon monotherapy. This treatment involves weekly administration
of polyethylene glycol (PEG) with interferon for around six months for sustained results.

Interferon and Ribavirin Combination Therapy may also be an effective treatment. Although it does
deliver positive results in many cases, discontinuing the treatment may bring symptoms back to
pretreatment levels.

It is the same if patients receive individual treatments without any combination therapy.

However, there may be extreme side-effects from the use of interferon either in isolation or in
combination with ribavirin.

Fatigue, headaches, gastrointestinal symptoms, and depression are common symptoms with
psychological factors sometimes assuming alarming proportions.

Patients often develop suicidal tendencies and could require Immediate hospitalization with constant
medical care. It can cause serious renal, cardiovascular, endocrine, and rheumatologic effects. However,
stopping of therapy may result in cessation of all symptoms.

Major side effects of hepatitis C treatment are fever, nausea, injection site reactions, and resultant
hemolytic anemia. Hemoglobin levels fall drastically during initial four weeks of treatment. This causes
serious effects on cardiac functions and other coronary diseases. Cessation of Ribavirin could cause
increase in hemoglobin levels.

It is best to rule out any possibility of pregnancy during such therapy periods.
The above is an extract from the book "Your Complete Guide to Hepatitis C".  

The book answer many of the important questions about Hepatitis C such as

    What is Hepatitis C?

    What causes Hepatitis C infection.

    What are the first symptoms of HCV infection?

    How can people get infected with HCV?

    What medical complications can Hepatitis C cause?

    Who can get Hepatitis C infection?

    Is there any vaccination for Hepatitis C?

    What are the treatment options for Hepatitis C?

    What are preventive measures for Hepatitis C infection?

    Can an HCV-infected Mother pass on line?

    Can Hepatitis C spread through sexual contact?

    Can  an HCV-infected person donate blood?

    How is it spread?

    What about tattoos and piercings?


Do you know all about how Hepatitis C interacts with menstruation, pregnancy and contraception?  
There is an entire chapter devoted to just this topic.   

You need answers to these and the multitude of other questions if you are to be armed with the right
ammunition when suspecting the blood-borne infection in yourself or a loved one.

Early diagnosis is crucial!  Waiting can be extremely serious and is not recommended.  Each day that you
delay causes more and more danger.  Get it done and get it done now!


"
Your Complete Guide to Hepatitis C" is no replacement for medical advice and should not be
construed as such.  Rather, it is a valuable tool to arm yourself with important information regarding the
diagnosis and treatment of this disorder.

Remember, Hepatitis C is not a mental illness.  Yes it is contagious. But good personal hygiene is a tool
against the risk!  

Again, if you or a loved one suspects they have Hepatitis or are diagnosed with it, you need answers.

"
Your Complete Guide to Hepatitis C" is just what you need to become informed.  
There is a whole litany of misconceptions about Hepatitis C and they don't seem to be going
away any time soon.

Did you know that by the time your symptoms are diagnosed it's often too late to protect your liver?

That's a fact and a doggone sad one at that!

Hepatitis C is deadly and you need to know everything you can about it BEFORE it's too late.

Once your liver is damaged by this blood-borne viral infection, it's damaged for good!

We all must take personal responsibility for ourselves and our loved ones.  The symptoms are so close to
just a Simple case of the flu that it's just scary.

If you have read this far, it is likely that Hepatitis C is a great concern to you. It can be very devastating
once you or a loved one is infected with Hepatitis C.  I will make you a very special offer.  When you
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Increasing Number of Adults
Infected with Hepatitis C
1/4 of Hepatitis C in Adults
Detected only in the Acute Stage
Hepatitis C Treatment Options