Hepatitis C: Difference between revisions

Hepatitis C is an enlargement or inflammation of the liver. About four million people are diagnosed with it in the United States. The majority of the people who have it are baby boomers; about 75 percent of people who have it are baby boomers. The new generation of people who have Hepatitis C are young people who share needles, and other dangerous acts, that caused the transportation of blood from multiple people; this caused Hepatitis C. As will be described in greater detail injected drugs are the most common way of people get Hepatitis C. The largest harm of Hepatitis C is how there are not any symptoms for it. That is why screening can really save you from Hepatitis C. Doctors have now recently found a pill that can cure Chronic Hepatitis C, the price is very expensive, but can be a tremendous help. Because of the treatments that are being found, doctors project Hepatitis C to be a rare disease in the United States by 2036. <ref name= Hepatitis/>