How many types of hepatitis C are there?

Everyone hopes to be healthy throughout their lives, but in life, there are often many factors that can cause some diseases in the body. There are also many diseases that will directly cause patients to be unable to lead a normal life, such as hepatitis C disease, etc. Hepatitis C disease is very contagious, and the transmission routes include blood and drug abuse, etc. Everyone must pay attention. So how many types of hepatitis C are there?

First, how many types of hepatitis C are there? Clinically, hepatitis C can be divided into three types according to the development stage of the disease: acute hepatitis C, chronic hepatitis C and severe hepatitis C. Therefore, patients should not blindly seek treatment, but must go to a professional hospital for detailed examination, clarify the cause, and then carry out targeted treatment.

Second, a healthy daily diet is crucial for hepatitis C patients, so the patient's diet should be balanced, which is conducive to the repair and regeneration of liver cells and the promotion of normal liver function. It should also be light and easy to digest, and avoid greasy, spicy and other irritating foods, especially alcohol.

Third, which types of people are susceptible to hepatitis C infection? The following is a detailed introduction for you. People with a history of blood transfusion or blood product transfusion, because blood transmission is the main route of HCV transmission, HCV can be directly transmitted to the recipient through contaminated whole blood or blood products (such as fresh plasma, coagulation factors, platelet concentrate, albumin, etc.). For those who undergo repeated hemodialysis, some hospitals fail to isolate hepatitis C virus carriers for dialysis, and ordinary dialysis patients may be infected with hepatitis C when sharing a dialysis machine with hepatitis C virus carriers. For children born to mothers with hepatitis C, the hepatitis C virus in the mother's body can be directly transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, or the fetus can be infected due to lax disinfection during delivery.

Hepatitis C patients also need to adjust their mentality and improve their subjective initiative in order to effectively fight the disease. They should not be afraid in life and should face life positively, open-mindedly and confidently. At the same time, they should get more rest and participate in some sports activities appropriately to enhance their body's resistance. Everyone knows that hepatitis C is a very harmful disease. It not only has a great impact on the patient's work and life, but also endangers the patient's physical health. Therefore, once you are diagnosed with hepatitis B, you should immediately go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.