C virus analysis
What is the meaning of this virus and its causes, and how it occurs, and what methods and means of prevention? Also, how can you tell if you are infected with C virus, which is also known as hepatitis C?
What are the descriptions and symptoms of this hepatitis?
We do not usually complain that hepatitis C patients have any special and distinct symptoms. Unlike other types of hepatitis, they often do not cause a blood clot. And its symptoms are not specific and not completely clear from the pictures and forms of those symptoms on the presence of virus C is: fatigue, and feeling stomach pains and the emergence of a rash.
The fact that hepatitis C is known to not result in the occurrence of any symptoms are obvious and clear that many patients may not know that they suffer and complain of this disease and may be a source of infection to others without knowing it. The only successful way to diagnose the presence of hepatitis and to know whether it is present is whether a person who is suspected of having a disease has to undergo a blood analysis.
So what are the blood tests used to diagnose C virus infection?
We find that there are accurate analyzes, especially the doctor can diagnose them through which the possibility of the presence of viral hepatitis C or free in the human being examined.
First : This examination, which is known as analysis of antibodies
Second : A test called RNA analysis of the C-reactive virus.
What are the so-called liver enzyme analyzes?
This important and necessary blood analysis measures the level of these hepatic enzymes, which are produced only in the case of hepatitis, in large quantities, such as those found in cases of hepatitis C virus, as well as in cases of hepatitis, and in many other cases have nothing to do with liver and non Due to illness in it.
The PCR analysis of the C virus and the discovery of its presence in the patient is what is known as an analysis to test the presence of the virus itself and the same in the blood before determining the necessary treatment for it.
There are two types of analysis: quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis.
The first type, known as qualitative analysis, is used to diagnose viral hepatitis C and can diagnose it within a week or two of infection.
The second type, known as quantitative analysis, is determined by the number of copies of the virus in the blood, which range between fifty thousand and fifty million copies per millimeter, when confirmed in the presence of chronic hepatitis C virus.
It is important and necessary to do this important analysis only cases of treatment of the virus only. Because we find that one of the most frequent and common mistakes between patients and doctors is the repetition and continuity of the work of PCR analysis at times not originally to treat the virus.
Based on this, we should not perform PCR screening only at specific and regular intervals, which are the time periods before or during the treatment and treatment of this dangerous virus.