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The CAP medical director has reviewed and answered 1000’s of questions over the last few years. Please review the archived questions and answers by category. You will most likely find your question has already been answered.

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Important Notes about HCV Ask a Doc

All questions are kept strictly confidential; no names or personal identifiers will be listed with posted questions.

CAP-Hepatitis C reserves the right to reword questions for clarity and to protect the identity of the questioner.

By submitting a question, the writer is giving CAP-Hepatitis C permission to use his/her question for HCV Ask a Doc.

Responses to HCV Ask a Doc questions are answered by and/or reviewed by a medical doctor before posting. Every attempt is made to ensure that responses to HCV Ask a Doc questions are clear and accurate.

All information presented in CAP-Hepatitis C's HCV Ask a Doc is intended for general knowledge only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. Readers should and are encouraged to seek prompt medical care for any specific health issues and consult their physicians before starting a new treatment regimen or changing a current treatment regimen.