Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C
Emily Chen
Hepatitis C is the most common hepatitis, which may be infected by many people. Almost every year would have 36000 people be infected. Until now, the virus of Hepatitis C is still unknown and there are no absolute treatments to remedy this kind of disease. Usually now, the virus of Hepatitis C is still unknown and there are no absolute treatment to remedy this kind of disease. Usually, the patient will not have obvious symptoms, but there are some exceptions, such as that they will have headache, mild fever, and muscle aches. Hepatitis C may be transmitted by sharing needles with other people, or contacted with other people’s blood. But on the other hands, Hepatitis C, which will not be spread by food or water or casual contact, such as shaking hands or sharing the same bathroom. Particularly, there are some people should be tested for Hepatitis C, who ever injected illegal drugs, and children who is born by a HCV-positive mothers. Also, persons who were on chronic renal dialysis. In brief, Hepatitis C is the kind of disease that infected by many people and will not have obvious symptoms and might be spread by human blood.