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It is possible to have chronic Hepatitis C and not feel sick?

It is possible to have chronic Hepatitis C and not feel sick?

Yes it is...usually with your initial exposure you'll get really flu sick, but then feel normal for quite a while.

Eventually you will start feeling the beginning affects like depression, strange anxiety, fatigue, random nausea, itching, intestinal spasms, sleep disorders...there are a ton of symptoms that can be misdiagnosed as something else.

Exotic wonder is wrong - it is not a sexually transmitted disease - it's not passed through saliva, semen or vaginal secretions. It must be a blood to blood transfer where in the infected persons blood gets into your blood stream through an open wound.

If you are worried about it, your general practioner doctor can do a simple blood test to find out if you have been exposed called a HCV-antibody test.

Hepatitis C is also known as the "silent killer" There are often no symptoms for 15 or more years. By then there is often liver damage. There are tests available. If you should test positive, a biopsy will be performed to determine the type you have. Then you can discuss treatment options with your doctor.
Hep C can be transferred in very simple ways. If you think you have even a chance of being exposed, please, get tested.

have you had a blood transfusion?
have you had unprotected sex?
have you had your saliva spread with another person's saliva?
really...
people might look clean and have sexually transmitted diseases...
it is better these days just to not have sex because most guys suck!

Someone could have Hep C for a long time before showing any symptoms. If you think you may have been exposed to Hep C, you should get tested.

i think ud have to feel sick ,



but if u think u have it go to the doctor and get tested now!

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