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When might a specialist (gastroenterologist or hepatologist) be consulted regarding the management of hcv infection?
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When diagnosed: Complex disease, complex management issues, changing medications, monitoring. Should be followed by a doc experienced in the management of the disease.
Answered 1/5/2019
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