Which types of hepatitis C are the most difficult to treat?

Hepatitis C is a type of disease that occurs worldwide, and in recent years it has shown a gradual upward trend because hepatitis C is highly contagious and many people are unaware of the seriousness of the disease. Hepatitis C is also divided into different types according to the amount of hepatitis C virus carried. For patients with hepatitis C, what is the most difficult type of hepatitis C to treat?

Nowadays, hepatitis C virus infection is distributed globally, with approximately 170 to 200 million people infected with hepatitis C virus worldwide. In my country, the HCV infection rate accounts for 3.2% of the total population, about 42 million people, and is one of the main causes of chronic liver disease.

According to the degree of nucleotide sequence homology, HCV can be divided into six (1~6) major genotypes, each of which is composed of several subtypes (a, b, c), namely 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 3a, and 3b.

Generally, hepatitis C genotype 1 is more difficult to cure, while hepatitis C genotype non-1 is easier to cure. Hepatitis C type 1b is mainly transmitted through blood, while hepatitis C type 1a and 3a are mainly transmitted through intravenous drug injection. By typing the hepatitis C gene, a targeted effect can be played in the treatment of hepatitis C.

So, how is hepatitis C treated?

1. For patients with mild hepatitis C, the symptoms of hepatitis may not be too obvious and the liver damage may not be too serious.

Therefore, you should pay attention to comprehensive and balanced nutrition in your daily diet, eat less irritating food, stay away from tobacco and alcohol, do not engage in tiring work, do not stay up late, and do appropriate exercise to improve your physical fitness and actively seek treatment.

2. For patients with moderate hepatitis C, relatively obvious hepatitis symptoms have already appeared.

For example, if the patient has symptoms such as aversion to oil, fatigue, fever, bloating, etc., the patient must pay great attention to his diet at this time. He should mainly eat light and easily digestible food. He can eat more stomach-nourishing food, such as pasta, porridge, etc. Stimulating food must be avoided, smoking and drinking are prohibited. During the treatment, you can pay attention to rest. You can choose gentle exercise according to your physical condition to promote metabolism and regulate emotions.

3. For patients with severe hepatitis C, there are obvious symptoms of hepatitis.

The patient may suffer more pain physically and mentally during treatment, such as aversion to oil, fatigue, pain in the liver area, etc. Therefore, try to choose a quiet and comfortable treatment environment, eat light food, and ensure a balanced nutrition. Do not work during treatment, avoid fatigue, and lie in bed more to rest, which is conducive to the recovery of damaged liver cells.

The Indian drug "Epilepsy" has a cure rate of over 95% for hepatitis C, and the impact on life during the treatment process is very small, almost non-existent.