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How can i work with hep c?
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Curable disease: Hepatitis C these days is a curable disease with the new treatments available. You should see a gastroenterologist to arrange an evaluation. The newer medicines are oral, have very few side effects, and a very high success rate. Go for it!
Answered 2/10/2017
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