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What should I do after hepatitis c treatment?
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Hepatitis C is a viral infection that causes liver inflammation, sometimes leading to serious liver damage. People who are cured of hepatitis C live just about as long as those who never had the disease to begin with, according to research published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association. However, people after hepatitis c treatment can be left with various degrees of liver damage. Their livers are still vulnerable to liver cancer. Here are what you should do after hepatitis c treatment:
Make sure you stick with the healthy habits your doctor has instructed and follow up regularly.
Besides avoiding alcohol and other known liver toxins, one of the best ways to care for the liver is by supplementing with a high-quality milk thistle extract. Hundreds of clinical studies have demonstrated milk thistle’s ability to protect liver cells from damage and aid in regeneration of new, healthy liver cells.
Remember, caring for the liver’s well-being should not stop – even after successfully completing Hepatitis C treatment.
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