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Treatment & Symptoms of Hepatitis C
Cleaning & Preparing the Test Area for a Hepatitis C Test
The Importance of Sanitation Before Taking a Hepatitis C Test
What is Hepatitis C?
Who Should Test for Hepatitis C?
How People are Exposed to Hepatitis C Virus
How to Get a Hepatitis C Home Test Kit
How to Register a Hepatitis C Home Test Kit for Results
What to Do if You are Hepatitis C Positive
How to Collect Blood Sample for a Hepatitis C Test
How to Reduce Risk for Contracting Hepatitis C
Sanitary Disposal of Hepatitis C Testing Equipment
How to Ship Your Blood Sample to Get Results of a Hepatitis C Test
How to Get the Results of a Hepatitis C Home Test
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Summary: Learn what Hepatitis C is and how it afflicts four million people in the United States in this free instructional video clip.
Annalicia Howlett is an outreach worker for Montana Targeted Prevention and a counselor/tester for HIV/AIDS at the Missoula Aids council. She specializes with injection drug populations.read more
"Hi, my name is Annalicia Howlett and on behalf of Expert Village.com I will be demonstrating how to do the home Hepatitis C test. The first step to taking the test is knowing what is Hepatitis C? Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by the Hepatitis C virus. If left undetected, Hepatitis C can do serious damage to your liver which can result in Cirrhosis of the Liver and Liver Cancer. Even when a person feels healthy the virus may be housing problems inside of the body so you may or may not know you even have it. Symptoms typically don’t come up until later on life when you get older. Over 4 million people in the United States are infected and over half of those people don’t even know they have the infection. There are 8 to 10,000 new cases of Hepatitis every year. "
eHow Article: What is Hepatitis C?
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