Can Hepatitis C be cured?

Everyone knows that liver diseases are generally transmitted through blood, so many people are afraid that they will be infected accidentally. In fact, liver diseases can be cured as long as they actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. After the treatment, it may show why the patient is a carrier, but in this case it is not contagious. So can hepatitis C be cured?

Hidden hepatitis is mainly transmitted through blood. We don’t know what your previous physical condition was. It is possible that you were infected by others and did not discover it yourself. It is usually easily infected through blood transfusion. It is recommended that you have regular liver function tests. If the transaminase level is elevated, indicating viral replication in the body, you should actively take liver protection and antiviral treatment. At the same time, ultrasound examination of the liver, gallbladder and spleen was performed.

Hepatitis C infection is an infection with the hepatitis C virus. Hepatitis C infection can easily lead to chronic hepatitis C. Of course, there is also a chance to be completely cured. Timely and complete hepatitis C RNA testing, as well as liver function and liver B-ultrasound, can make a comprehensive assessment of the condition. If the liver function is obviously abnormal, timely liver protection treatment should be given. If RNA replication is obvious, antiviral treatment is required. In your daily life, try to avoid staying up late, overwork, anxiety, eat three meals regularly, and avoid overeating.

Hepatitis C is a stubborn infectious disease, and its main transmission routes are blood, sex, mother-to-child transmission, and damage to the skin and mucous membranes. Whether hepatitis C can turn negative depends on the patient's condition. Currently, hepatitis C is difficult to treat and has high technical requirements. It is recommended that you choose a professional and authoritative hospital to ensure the treatment effect. At the same time, patients should avoid treatment misunderstandings during treatment. Hepatitis C antiviral treatment does not have a variety of drugs to choose from like hepatitis B. The commonly used treatments are to suppress the virus and enhance immunity. Adverse factors such as high rebound rate, frequent virus mutations, and decreased white blood cells may lead to repeated aggravation of the disease. Traditional Chinese medicine can avoid or reduce this reaction. Hepatitis C is treated by combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine to clear the virus. In the early stage, interferon and ribavirin are used mainly for antiviral purposes, while in the later stage, liver protection is the main focus.

Currently, interferon is the most effective treatment for hepatitis C, so it is very important for hepatitis C patients to take good care of themselves on a daily basis. In terms of diet, patients with hepatitis C should try not to eat too much fatty and greasy food, and should not drink alcohol or be alcoholics. They should eat more detoxifying foods such as cabbage and mung beans. Since the liver is a detoxifying organ, this can help the body recover. At the same time, they should be careful not to overwork themselves.

Patients with hepatitis C should eat a light diet and avoid overeating. It is best not to eat spicy, greasy, fried and other foods that are bad for the liver. They can eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid smoking and drinking, and avoid overwork.