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Hepatitis C is a blood borne virus which can cause serious damage to your liver. If left untreated, it can lead to life-threatening harm. The virus is spread through exposure to infected blood and the symptoms can go unnoticed for many years.

There are just a few steps you need to take to say ‘HEP C U Later’.

1. Get tested 2. Get treated 3. Get cured and say Hep C U Later!

…If there’s a chance you have Hep C get tested!

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What is Hep C?

Hepatitis C is a virus that can infect the liver. For Hep C to be transmitted there must be blood to blood contact with someone who has the virus. If you get Hep C it can result in inflammation and significant damage to the liver, which stops it from working properly. If left untreated it can lead to serious liver damage that can be fatal. This is why it is so important that you find out if you are at risk and how to get tested and treated.

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Real stories

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Crystal’s story

Crystal was referred to Hep C Hants for support around her Hepatitis C in 2013, with fairly chaotic drug use she struggled to attend appointments...

Lois’s Story

My name is Lois and I am a Hepatitis C peer to peer mentor (P2P). I am now in recovery from drug addiction after having a 30 years battle which included IV drug use.

Jason’s Story

My name is Jason; I got involved with the Hep C training delivered by the Hepatitis C Trust whilst volunteering as a peer mentor in Fareham.