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Can You Contract Hep C From Positive Hep C Person
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Question: Can you contract hep c from positive hep c person via soiled paper towel with urine with no visible blood coming in contact with a paper cut?
Brief Answer:
no
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
hepatitis C requires blood to blood contact for transmission to occur. You should try to avoid any contact with diseased individuals but this kind of contact cannot be considered risky.
Kind Regards!
no
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
hepatitis C requires blood to blood contact for transmission to occur. You should try to avoid any contact with diseased individuals but this kind of contact cannot be considered risky.
Kind Regards!
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Thanks so much .
I work in a nursing home I try be very best to avoid contact with body fluids and such . Some things happen so unexpectedly and fast. I am grateful it was not a blood exposure.
Also is there a successful cure for hep c?
I work in a nursing home I try be very best to avoid contact with body fluids and such . Some things happen so unexpectedly and fast. I am grateful it was not a blood exposure.
Also is there a successful cure for hep c?
Brief Answer:
there are treatments
Detailed Answer:
You're welcome!
There are treatment options (drug treatments) for hepatitis C. The results vary depending on various factors including the virus' genotype and patient characteristics. You should always wear proper personal protective equipment like gowns, gloves, face masks, etc depending on the situation.
Best Regards!
there are treatments
Detailed Answer:
You're welcome!
There are treatment options (drug treatments) for hepatitis C. The results vary depending on various factors including the virus' genotype and patient characteristics. You should always wear proper personal protective equipment like gowns, gloves, face masks, etc depending on the situation.
Best Regards!
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