Hepatitis C Diseases

Hepatitis C disease is a liver disease caused by Hepatitis C virus (HCV = Hepatitis C virus). Hepatitis C virus entry into liver cells, using the genetic machinery in the cell to duplicate Hepatitis C virus, infection and many other cells.
15% of cases of Hepatitis C infection is acute, meaning the body is automatically cleared and there are no consequences. Unfortunately 85% of cases, Hepatitis C infections become chronic and slowly damage the liver for many years. In time, the heart can be broken into cirrhosis (stone heart), heart disease end of the stadium and liver cancer.
Hepatitis C causes
Hepatitis C virus
Hepatitis means swelling on heart.kinds types of virus hepatitis C. In many cases, the virus into the body, begin to live in the heart cells, disrupt the normal activity of the cells, and use the genetic machinery in the cell to duplicate Hepatitis C virus and infected cells in the healthy.
If you are Hepatitis C patients, it is important to consume healthy foods and avoid alcohol. Alcohol is the damage your heart, whether you are in treatment or not.
One of the common symptoms of Hepatitis C is chronic fatigue. Fatigue can also be side effects as treatment Hepatitis C. Feeling tired due to Hepatitis C can be overcome with adequate rest and perform a routine exercise.
Hepatitis C virus is very clever change itself quickly. Now there are at least six main types of Hepatitis C virus (often called genotipe) and more than 50 subtipenya.
This is the reason why the body can not be effective against the virus and research have not been able to make a vaccine against the virus of Hepatitis C. Genotipe does not determine how severe and how quickly the disease Hepatitis C can genotipe but may not be responding as well as in the other treatment.
Hepatitis C Symptoms
Often a person with Hepatitis C do not show symptoms, although infection has occurred for many years.
If the symptoms below may have the blind:
Tired
Lost appetite to eat
Stomach ache
Urin become dark
Skin or eyes become yellow (called "jaundice") are rarely
In some cases, Hepatitis C can cause a specific increase in liver enzyme, which can be detected on routine blood tests. However, some patients experience chronic hepatitis C liver enzyme level or normal fluctuation.
However, it is necessary to do the test if you think you have a risk with Hepatitis C, or if you have associated with people or objects that komndasi. The only way to identify this disease is by blood test.
Hepatitis C infection
Hepatitis C is usually spread through direct contact with blood or its products and needle or other sharp instruments that hepatitis. In day-to-day activities many infected with Hepatitis C risks such as bleeding or cut off because of nosebleed, or blood menstruasi. Equipment affected by personal contact by the patient can transmit Hepatitis C virus (such as a toothbrush, shaving equipment, or manicure tools). Risk of Hepatitis C infection through sexual relations higher in people who have more than one pair.
Hepatitis C infection rarely occurs from an infected mother Hepatitis C to the new born baby or other family members. However, if the mother is also HIV-positive patients, the risk transmit Hepatitis C is more feasible. Breastfeeding does not transmit Hepatitis C.
If you are patient Hepatitis C, you can not transmit hepatitis C to others through a hug, handshake, sneezing, coughing, sharing eating and drinking equipment, regular contact, or other contacts that are not exposed to blood. A person who is infected with Hepatitis C can transmit to others 2 weeks after the infected himself.