Sharing needles or equipment for injecting drugs Needlestick injuries in healthcare settings Sex with an infected person(s) Unregulated tattoos or body piercings Sharing personal items that may come into contact with infected blood (even small undetectable amounts) Birth (6% chance) Testing You should get tested for hepatitis C if you: Are 18 years of age and older (get tested at least once in your lifetime) Are pregnant (get tested during each pregnancy) Currently inject drugs (get tested regularly) Have ever injected drugs, even if it was just once or many years ago Have HIV Have abnormal liver tests or liver disease Are on hemodialysis Received donated blood or organs before July 1992 Received clotting factor concentrates before 1987 Have been exposed to blood from a person who has hepatitis C Were born to a mother with hepatitis C Treatment and Management What is the treatment for hepatitis C
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He said he must drink something, however, and climbed upon the seat, and leant over to get the bottle
Although evidence on the risks of long-term use is still scarce, e-cigarettes do not pose a significant cancer risk and experts argue they are 95 per cent safer than conventional tobacco products
