The Effects of Hepatitis C on Your Body

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The Effects of Hepatitis C on Your Body
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• You may have seen numerous literature and
  commercials about chronic hepatitis C (HCV) and
  for good reason. According to the Centers for
  Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), up to 3.9
  million people in the United States may have the
  chronic form of this virus. According to
  the World Health Organization (WHO), over 70
  million people are affected worldwide.

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Yellow skin and eyes
Toxic buildup in the brain
Musty mouth
Sleep disorders
Liver inflammation
Unhealthy blood
Inefficient Intestines
Weight loss
Poor bladder and bowel movements
Fluids in the stomach
Hair loss, dry skin, poor nails
Type 2 diabetes
Internal bleeding
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• HCV is transmitted through contact with the
  blood. Its rarely transmitted through sexual
  contact from someone infected with the virus.
  Ultimately, this infection leads to liver
  inflammation and a host of other issues that can
  severely damage your health. The virus has two
  stages, acute and chronic.
• The acute stage happens within six months of
  being exposed to the virus. For some, this is a
  short-term illness. But according to the CDC,
  most people about 75 to 80 percent  will
  develop chronic HCV. This means it can be
  lifelong. Most people dont realize they have the
  virus until other symptoms within their body
  start.

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• Your liver
• The livers job is to process blood and filter
  toxins from your body. It produces proteins,
  important blood components, and bile, which helps
  you digest food. It also stores glucose and
  vitamins.
• Digestive system
• A healthy liver is crucial to your health as it
  supports many other body systems. One function of
  the liver is to produce bile, a substance needed
  to break down fats. Your body stores bile in the
  gallbladder, then sends it to the beginning
  section of the small intestine when needed. 

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• Central nervous system
• When your liver doesnt filter toxins from the
  blood, it can damage the central nervous system.
  This can lead to a variety of symptoms like sweet
  or musty breath, difficulty with small motor
  skills, and sleep disturbances.
• Circulatory system
• In addition to filtering toxins, the liver also
  produces proteins needed for healthy blood and
  helps to regulate blood clotting. A poorly
  functioning liver can create blood flow problems
  and increase pressure in the portal (main) vein
  that leads to the liver. 

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• Integumentary system (skin, hair, and nails)
• Hepatitis C is associated with a wide variety of
  skin problems. Some common conditions include
  easy bruising, loss of skin pigment, rashes, and
  itching. 
• Endocrine and immune systems
• The endocrine system regulates hormones. As part
  of the endocrine system, the thyroid gland
  delivers hormones into the bloodstream. Sometimes
  HCV can cause the immune system to mistakenly
  attack or damage thyroid tissue. 

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