What is the highest power of hepatitis C virus

When a person finds any symptoms of hepatitis C in his body, he should go to the hospital for examination in time, because hepatitis C can only be cured if it is treated as soon as possible. During the hepatitis C disease testing process, the amount of hepatitis C virus carried by the patient's weight can also be detected. The higher the amount of hepatitis C virus in the patient, the more serious the hepatitis C disease. So what is the highest level of Hepatitis C virus at its most severe?

The HCV-RNA test can accurately determine the number of viruses in the patient's body. The upper limit of the hepatitis C virus content is 10 to the power of 3. When the number of viruses in the patient's body is less than 10 to the power of 3, it means that the virus in the patient's body is relatively stable, the number is relatively small, and the infectiousness is relatively small.

However, if the number of viruses in the patient's body is greater than 10 to the power of 3, it means that the virus in the patient is positive. At this time, the virus replication is more active, the contagiousness is more, and the impact on the patient's body is relatively large. The virus will continue to replicate and will erode the patient's liver, causing the patient's condition to worsen. It is recommended that patients undergo antiviral treatment.

Warm reminder: The number of hepatitis C viruses can only reflect the status of the virus in the patient's body. If the patient wants to understand the condition in detail, he or she also needs to undergo liver function tests. Liver function tests can accurately understand the severity of the patient's condition, provide a scientific basis for the patient's treatment, and enable the patient to receive better treatment.

Experts emphasize: When treating hepatitis C, you must choose a professional and regular liver disease hospital to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment.

Hepatitis C virus is mainly transmitted through blood, mother-to-child, father-to-child and sexual contact, so you will not be infected by eating with a hepatitis C patient, and there is no evidence of infection even by hugging or sharing tableware and cleaning products. However, if there is a damage to the mucous membrane or wound in the digestive tract when sharing cleaning products, there is a possibility of infection, so it is best to keep tableware and cleaning products separate.