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Sofosbuvir. # is currently the preferred option for anti-therapeutic treatment. Any medical treatment and examination that causes damage to skin, mucous membranes, and tissue is a possible route of infection, such as biopsy, various endoscopic diagnoses and treatments, and surgery. Therefore, the intensity of the infection epidemic in my country cannot be underestimated. The main reason is that clinical testing and treatment are not taken seriously enough. But what proportion of my country's
.d/ . . .> chronic hepatitis C patients can receive the most appropriate treatment, India's sofosbuvir? We cannot be blindly optimistic about this.
d=> For example, infection is related to steatohepatitis, hepatogenic diabetes, cellular lymphoma, lichen planus, and cryoglobulinemia. In particular, related steatohepatitis and hepatogenic diabetes should be taken seriously. In terms of long-term benefits, it can also save medical resources and reduce medical expenses.
About 100 million people around the world are infected. Early local epidemiological surveys in China show that the anti-positive rate of the general population is 0.0%. But with sofosbuvir in India, patients should be aware that there is a window period of about weeks after acute infection during which antibodies cannot be detected. It is a misunderstanding that infection-related diseases are far from being widely recognized clinically.
Mainly transmitted through blood transfusion and use of blood products. What is the current threat of hepatitis C disease in China? What are the impacts of hepatitis C on health? How to effectively prevent the spread? We interviewed two liver disease experts, professors Cheng Jun and Wang Guiqiang, on these topics. Although there is a lack of large-scale epidemiological survey data of general significance in China, the number of infected people in China is not a small number based on the routes and patterns of transmission. Detecting anti-anti-HBV is the primary test method for diagnosing hepatitis C and it is also very effective. Our country is also about to issue guidelines for the prevention and treatment of hepatitis C in China, which will play a positive role in standardizing the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of hepatitis C in our country. If we can pay attention to the correct detection in relevant aspects, we can effectively reduce the infection rate and thus the incidence of hepatitis C. Sofosbuvir plays an important role in the treatment of chronic hepatitis C. In particular, the combined use of sofosbuvir and ribavirin has greatly improved the antiviral efficacy, which can be called a milestone in antiviral treatment.
Screening methods that were only available in the early 1990s have gradually reduced transfusion transmission by screening blood donors. This is similar to chronic hepatitis B. However, the vast majority of hospitals have not yet done this, which is very detrimental to preventing transmission and reducing hospital-borne infections. Many countries have issued consensus or guidelines for the treatment of sofosbuvir in India for hepatitis C. However, there is a significant difference between infection and infection. In addition to the above-mentioned clinical manifestations, there are many special features.
The Indian sofosbuvir treatment plan and efficacy judgment criteria for chronic hepatitis C are more certain, clear and specific than those for chronic hepatitis B. At present, some large hospitals have attached great importance to anti-virus screening before blood transfusions, pre-operations and before certain invasive examinations to avoid the spread between patients and between patients and medical staff. It should be emphasized that only by paying attention to detection can we achieve targeted prevention.
At present, many clinicians only pay attention to the examination when the patient's serum level rises, and rarely consider checking for viral markers. Infection can not only cause acute and chronic hepatitis C but is also closely related to the occurrence and development of liver cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. However, it should also be noted that other transmission routes such as intravenous drug use, sexual promiscuity, mother-to-child vertical transmission, etc. also exist in our country.
At present, clinical attention has been paid to the prevention and treatment of hepatitis B, but there is a lack of sufficient understanding of the health hazards, prevention and treatment of hepatitis C. We believe that with the introduction of the guidelines, the current situation of insufficient understanding of hepatitis C disease and non-standard treatment of sofosbuvir in India will be improved, so that more hepatitis C patients can receive timely and effective treatment. The development of hepatitis C vaccine has not yet been successful, so prevention and prevention education are extremely important for the general public, and medical staff must prevent iatrogenic transmission.