Genotype in Hepatitis C Determines Treatment Course/Genotype 1 is Common with Increasingly Effective Treatment

Many Factors Determine Treatments in Hepatitis C Patients 
Published on Jul 27, 2015
While genotype is one of the overriding factors in determining course of treatment for patients with hepatitis C there are other areas to consider as well. This can include other health conditions they are being treated for, potential drug use, and other medications they are taking as well.
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Determining Genotype in Hepatitis C Determines Treatment Course
Published on Jul 27, 2015
Once a patient has tested positive for hepatitis C the question then becomes which of the six genotypes and sub-genotypes do they have. Answering that question will determine what the next steps in care will be.
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Genotype 1 Hepatitis C is Common with Increasingly Effective Treatment
Published on Jul 27, 2015 In the United States the two most common forms of hepatitis C are genotypes 1 and 2. They are also becoming increasingly easy to treat though the medications can be expensive for some patients.
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