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What are the side-effects of hepatitis C treatment?

Current treatments for hepatitis C last several months and may have unpleasant side–effects, such as fatigue, headache, nausea, rash, and anaemia. New treatments are currently being developed and may be available in the future.
  • What is hepatitis C?
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  • I have tested positive for hepatitis C, what should I do?
  • What are the side-effects of hepatitis C treatment?
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