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Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction
This document answers frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the hepatitis C virus (HCV), its treatment, and related complications. This FAQ is not comprehensive, and there will be further FAQs describing other types of hepatitis (viral - A,B,D,E,G, Autoimmune, toxic) and related liver disorders and complications, as well as treatments, electronic resources and other specialized topics sometime in the near future. These related FAQs will likely be found near where you have found this one.

Disclaimer
The information presented in this document was written and developed by patients and members of the HEPV-L mailing list. It represents an informal catalog of accumulated knowledge by people who for the most part are not medical professionals. As this file is developed further, we hope to include references and citations which will document more of the statements that are made here. Much of the information contained in this FAQ was compiled from the varied and personal experiences and opinions on the HEPV-L mailing list. As useful as this information may be, it must not be considered medical advice, and must not be used as a substitute for medical advice. And as always, don't forget to use your common sense. It is important that anyone who has, or thinks they may have, hepatitis should consult with a licensed health care practitioner who is familiar with liver disease.

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