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What are signs that i can tell if my chronic hepatitis c is getting worse i have my liver appointment is friday?
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Signs: You will be asked specific questions: pain, appetite, nausea, etc. You do not have to come prepared. Just be honest and try to answer the best you can. You will not be asked if your hepatitis is getting worse. I hope your hepatitis is getting better.
Answered 8/18/2014
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