Hepatitis C drug is gaining prominence in the healthcare sector to treat patients with hepatitis C viral infection that affect liver
Hepatitis and Hepatitis C are two of the most common forms of
hepatitis and both are caused by different viral strains. Various companies are
involved in developing a new drug for treating Hepatitis C due to the growing
patient pool. The disease is caused by a virus that can be transmitted from
person to person and can be acquired either through ingesting an infected
person's blood or inhaling their infected air. Hepatitis is caused by a strain
of the virus which is not transmitted from one person to another and is caused
by a genetic defect.
Hepatitis is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), while hepatitis C is caused
by a variety of different strains of the virus called HCV. Hepatitis can be
caused by a single strain of the virus, although some cases have been known to
be caused by multiple strains. It is also possible for a person to contract one
form of the virus, then develop a secondary infection which is caused by
another form of the virus. Many times, the patient who has contracted both
types of the virus may be able to clear up the symptoms of the primary
infection with just a short amount of time and this has led to a new generation
of Hepato-Cures being developed.
Hepatitis can be treated with antibiotics which will help to
reduce the inflammation of the liver and other parts of the body hepatitis C
drugs can be classified into Ribavirin, Direct-acting antivirals, Protease
inhibitor antiviral medications (NS3/4A inhibitors), Protease inhibitors (NS5A
inhibitors), and Nucleotide/nucleoside and nonnucleoside polymerase inhibitors
(NS5B inhibitors). All these drugs effectively ease the symptoms of Hepatitis C
virus (HCV).
Hepatitis treatment often involves changing diet and is often
prescribed by a Liver specialist, often a diet that is very low in fat and
cholesterol is prescribed in an attempt to help reduce weight and cholesterol
levels in an attempt to stop further infections of the liver.
German hospitals have a high healthcare regulatory standard imposed
by the government. Moreover, all hospitals in Germany are well equipped with
transparent price policy which offers an opportunity for the patient to plan
the cost of therapy in advance.
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