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Talk to your doctor, have you been diagnosed with Hep C? do you have a record of that?
To find out if you have it, go to your doctor, have him run the test for the anti-bodies, if that comes up positive, then you run a PCR test to see if you have an active Viral Load and what the viral load count is.
Usually a heptologist or GI or even a infectious disease doctor would be the one you would want to see. they understand the disease better then a general family doctor.
To find out if you have it, go to your doctor, have him run the test for the anti-bodies, if that comes up positive, then you run a PCR test to see if you have an active Viral Load and what the viral load count is.
Usually a heptologist or GI or even a infectious disease doctor would be the one you would want to see. they understand the disease better then a general family doctor.
What is it you feel you need help with ..You started another post asking how to get on disability.. Are you disabled for some reason?
Tell us something about yourself and your diagnosis of HCV and others will chime in with some advice.
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