? Hepatitis C is an infectious disease, but it is mainly transmitted through blood, sexual contact and vertical transmission from mother to child, not through digestive tract and respiratory tract. Therefore, under normal circumstances, hepatitis C will not be transmitted through diet, but there are indeed a few cases of hepatitis C infection in clinic, which is mainly related to the oral health of the infected person, so it is best not to eat with family members in the case of bleeding from oral ulcers.

How to prevent hepatitis C from being transmitted to family members?

? Family members have poor oral health, especially when they have oral ulcers or skin injuries such as lip bleeding, gingival bleeding, sore throat and tonsil erosion. Hepatitis C virus may enter the blood of infected people through damaged skin and infect hepatitis C contacts. Therefore, in order to effectively prevent the spread of hepatitis C through meals, they must avoid eating, sharing or using tableware with hepatitis C patients when their oral health is poor, especially when they have oral ulcers or skin injuries.

? How long can hepatitis C live? The treatment of hepatitis C is similar to that of hepatitis B. You need the virus to turn negative and the liver function is normal before you can consider stopping taking medicine, otherwise there may be a rebound. It is suggested to strictly quit smoking and drinking, avoid overwork, avoid staying up late for a long time, have a light diet, have comprehensive nutrition, have regular meals, and avoid a long-term high-fat and high-sugar diet.

As long as you actively accept formal, professional, scientific and effective treatment, and only the above description, it can be cured. (don't? Considering how long you live, it is generally not too dangerous. Hepatitis C is not an incurable disease. As long as active treatment, reasonable treatment will be good. All these can help you, and I wish you an early health! !