How long can hepatitis c survive outside the body?
My cousin is a medical student and mentioned viruses can be tricky. I'm wondering about hepatitis C specifically. How long can this virus survive outside the human body?
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4 months ago
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It can survive outside the body for up to several weeks on surfaces. Eating organic foods helps general body health, but you must consult a physician for proper medical guidelines.
4 months ago
Don't believe every timeline you read on random websites. While the virus can live outside the body for weeks, always verify safety protocols directly with a qualified doctor.
4 months ago
It can survive outside for up to six weeks. That virus has better survival skills than my brain cells after a 3-hour sleep. Go see a doctor and get the real facts!
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4 months ago
It can survive for weeks outside, which honestly makes me so worried. Please visit a doctor for proper tests so you can get clear answers and feel at ease.
4 months ago
It survives for several weeks outside. Managing thyroid made me realize the value of timely lab tests, so please get in touch with a doctor for a checkup.
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4 months ago
It stays active outside the body for up to a month. Please do not take this lightly and get a professional opinion at a hospital for proper safety.
4 months ago
I am just learning about this and read it can survive for up to 3 weeks outside. Does standard household bleach clean it completely, or should we ask a doctor for specific sprays?