How long does hepatitis C survive out of the blood?

Although biscuits are much more contagious than hepatitis B, the treatment of hepatitis C is not as complicated as hepatitis B. As long as hepatitis C is treated actively, the chance of cure is very high. However, modern medicine has not yet found a vaccine to prevent hepatitis C. However, when hepatitis C develops to a certain degree of severity, it will cause symptoms such as liver fibrosis and cirrhosis. How long can a hepatitis C patient live without blood?

If it is an explosive liver disease and it is not treated in time, it can be fatal. However, when liver disease develops into cirrhosis, late-stage cirrhosis can cause many complications and even death;

The dredging and fiber-removing method is a TCM treatment method that treats the pathological characteristics of chronic liver disease, liver fibrosis, blood stasis, heat, phlegm and toxins blocking the liver meridians. It is guided by the TCM dredging theory and aims to restore liver function and resist liver fibrosis by dredging liver stasis and clearing inflammatory congestion in the liver. The series of drugs for clearing and defibrotizing developed based on this method are centered around the recovery of liver function and the absorption of liver fibrosis. They use clearing as the method, combining Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation with Western medicine disease differentiation, Chinese medicine secret recipes with drug screening, and traditional processing technology with modern extraction technology. After repeated clinical verification and countless drug improvements, and based on the recovery of liver biopsy, it has been confirmed that this series of drugs has a significant therapeutic effect in promoting the degradation and absorption of liver fibers and restoring liver function.

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1. Liver function

Including serum ALT, AST, total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, indirect bilirubin, albumin, globulin, cholesterase, alkaline phosphatase, transpeptidase, etc.

2. Hepatitis C virus antibodies

Anti-HCV.

3. HCV Quantification

Serum HCVRNA to understand the activity of hepatitis C virus replication.

4. Imaging

Abdominal hepatobiliary and spleen ultrasound examination to determine whether the liver has chronic damage. If necessary, perform enhanced abdominal CT or MRI examination to understand the extent of the disease.

5. Liver Transient Elastic Wave Scanning

It is a non-invasive test that can be used to assess the degree of liver fibrosis in patients with chronic hepatitis C. Assessment of liver fibrosis in hepatitis C patients is very important for determining treatment options.

6. Liver Biopsy

It is the gold standard for evaluating the grade of liver inflammation and stage of fibrosis in patients.