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Hepatitis c is a silent disease, so when do you think i should go for a hepatitis c test?
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Not routine: Hepatitis testing, unless you have risk factors, is not a recommended routine test at this time. If you want to be tested, i recommend donating blood at your local red cross, and they will test you for free as part of the donating process.
Answered 4/6/2013
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