A happy ending for hepatitis C
Hepatic infections are called the malfunction of a specific organ, in this case it is the liver, by a strange agent makes not perform its functions correctly.One of the main reasons that causes chronic liver infection evidence liver cancer (abnormal liver function) and liver surgical interventions is hepatitis C virus (Wikipedia, 2019)
Hepatitis C is a liver swell. It is more common when donating plasma or serum, when the blood has not been extracted with new sterilized needles, but have been used per person affected with the transmitter. (Kidshealth from Nemours, 2017)
Therefore, the virus enters the blood vessel is directed to the blood flow and are classified into two types which are hepatitis C type 1 and type 2 because it was not detected in time.
Inflammation to reduced duration up to six months is called hepatitis C type 1. Sometimes hepatitis C type 2 can become. The average time is 2.7 hours in the blood vessel. Prolonged inflammation duration is called hepatitis C type 2. If its expansion is not treated, it would be until the day of its death and causes serious health problems such as liver healing, liver cancer and even its death.
It is estimated that 71 million people refer to the percentage of affected population with liver infection, therefore it depends on the different locations that are found. (WHO, 2019) Spain is one of the countries belonging to the European continent with more patients has applied and healed an estimate of millions of settlers, above 130.000 The predominance of the infection is the low levels: 0.85% and 0.22% with the highest (positive) immunoglobulins and infection. Javier García Samaniego (2019)
Why do you not realize this infection? What are the causes of propagation of this infection?
The causes of propagation of hepatitis C is through virus or bacteria. The hepatitis C (HCC) virus is not transmitted by oral route but by intravenously. The blood flow infected with the virus entered through an individual’s blood vessel. (May Clinic, 2018) Hepatitis C or also known "silent infection" because the affected person feels good despite being sick until he begins to perceive the symptoms of the liver seriously harmed. This usually appears years after having contracted by a bacterium.
In different countries, the hepatitis C (HCV) virus is different genotypes, it is type 1 and type 2 is the most frequent in E.AND.OR.U, Europe, among others. The countries of the African continent have an apogee boom of infections. (May Clinic, 2018) Because the symptoms of hepatitis C are not very visible, it is difficult to distinguish this infection in the individual, not being diagnosed on time accordingly the infection has advanced and has caused serious liver lesions.
Hepatitis C aents are identified symptoms or signs. These signs are high body temperature or fever, skin and eyes with yellow hue, fatigue, darker urine than normal, gray feces, decreased desire to eat, nausea, vomiting, arthralgia (articulations discomfort), vesicle discomfort(On the superior right side of the abdomen). (Kids Healthfrom Neumors, 2017) For greater effectiveness of making no hepatitis is through a but more feasible hemogram is the liver biopsy in which it consists of taking a small part of liver to detect liver damage either blind percutaneous, guided by ultrasound by ultrasoundor for a laparoscopy or laparotomy. The doctor asks you to interrupt aspirin consumption before the test. The procedure is done in fasting for 8 hours before the procedure. This biopsy is performed by the doctor specializing in a health dispensary or ambulatory medical center. (Mexican Foundation for Hepatic Health, 17, p. S62)
The biopsy provides information about the intensity of the liver damage to give a diagnosis. During the biopsy, the person must be lying on his back with his right hand on the head. Anesthesia is applied, analgesics to numb in itself avoid pain to the person. The doctor uses needle to collect a small sample of the liver. The doctor indicates must be lying on his right side for 2 to 4 hours to send him home. (Mexican Foundation for Hepatic Health, 17, p. S62)
The probably infected population suffers from these symptoms of hepatitis C must go to the doctor or the specialist orders him to perform the respective exams, when the results of the tests are already given. The patient usually feels fearful and declined by the definitive diagnosis informed by the doctor. There are other cases, these signs usually ignore until it becomes hepatitis C type 2 due to the fear of the procedure.
In the study, disagreement was estimated with individuals who persist symptoms of inflammation to the liver and ignore pain and do not go to a medical center, attend when there are serious injuries that can be irreversible, therefore it is necessary for the population to become aware thatThey must be cautious, go to the doctor and lead a healthy life.
Favorably, diagnose hepatitis C is not much money. The procedure is to take a hemogram whose cost is just over one euro. And the benefits of treating and cured, in terms of cost-efficacy, are already part of scientific evidence, with a 40% reduction in the list of liver surgical interventions in our country and a decrease in total hepatic infection difficultiesterminal. Therefore, specialists are convinced that performing a biopsy in the liver, at least once in life is the most direct way to put a happy ending to destiny in Spain. Javier García Samaniego (2019)
The hepatitis C improvement procedure depends on the type of genotype and weight of the individual to apply the procedure based on pegilated and ribavirin interferon, in individuals genotype 1 the improvement procedure is administered by 1 year while other cases are given by 6months. Studies are expected to achieve cure response rates) between 70 – 90%, including patients who did not respond or fell. (Mexican Foundation for Hepatic Health, 17, p. S64)
One of the forms of contagion of hepatitis C are: share needles or other drug materials with someone who has HCC, suffer an accidental puncture with a needle that he used in someone who has HCV, be tattooed or perforated with tools or inks that does notThey were sterilized after being used in someone with HCC, having contact with the blood or open wounds of someone who has HCV, sharing another person’s personal hygiene items, such as shaving machines or toothbrushes and born from a mother with HCV;sexual practices that lead to exposure to blood, can be transmitted sexually and move from the infected mother to her firstborn, although this form is less frequent. Hepatitis C is not transmitted through breast milk, food or water, or by occasional contact, for example, for hugs or kisses or sharing meals or drinks with a infected individual.
Finally, hepatitis C is liver swelling. The liver is an organ is considered as a laboratory because it is responsible for performing different functions;Filter and eliminate toxins (clean them). (Take care of plus, 2015)
The causes of propagation of hepatitis C is through virus (HCV). The virus (VHC) is not transmitted by oral route but intravenously.The hepatitis C improvement procedure with a pegilated interferon base and ribovirin. It is recommended to make a healthy diet, avoid excessive intake of carbohydrates and lipids, exercise, not share syringes, no intravenous road material, do not use personal toilet products twice, either from another person. Individuals with liver infection can perform their activities in a moderate way. All in excess is bad, so it is necessary to control the amounts of supplies when ingesting. The study demonstrated disagree with individuals who persist with the symptoms of liver inflammation and ignore and do not go to the doctor attend when there are serious injuries that can be irreversible, therefore it is necessary for the population to become aware that they must be cautious, go to the doctor and have a healthy life. To reduce the annual percentage of the population with liver infection, instructions indicated by the specialist must be followed. Also perform routine checks and if symptoms persist immediately go to the nearest medical center.
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