If you have hepatitis C and need treatment, your doctor may test for ... you may have an allergic reaction to antiviral medicines, such as skin rash, itching, hives, or swelling of your face ...

Hepatitis C treatment aims at reduction of inflammation ... diarrhea, anemia, itchy skin rash etc.

For people with hepatitis C, the rash is usually a symptom of leukocytoclastic ... They aren’t harmful and don’t require treatment. See a photo of what a spider angioma looks like.

Extrahepatic symptoms can also manifest. Chronic hepatitis C has been associated with skin rashes including palpable purpura and digital ulcerations, as well as neuralgia and impaired cognitive ...

Hepatitis C treatment that leads to a cure reduces the likelihood of ... loss of white blood cells, skin rash, thinning hair and depression. Some people have a better chance of being cured if they ...

If you are planning to become pregnant and have been diagnosed with hepatitis C, it’s important to be treated as soon as possible. While there are no approved treatments for women with hepatitis ...

Without treatment, hepatitis C is a chronic condition that can lead to liver cancer or advanced liver disease and even be fatal. But antivirals can cure a patient in eight to 12 weeks and have ...

This is fourth installment in my series on progress toward the elimination of Hepatitis C infection and disease. Read more about Hepatitis C in part one, part two and part three. Figure 1.