Most commonly, people get hep C from sharing injecting equipment – where infected blood from one person gets into another from the needle, syringe, water, filter or injection site. Where to get information and support: - Needle sharing - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Most commonly, people get hep C from sharing injecting equipment – where infected blood from one person gets into another from the needle, syringe, water, filter or injection site. Where to get information and support: Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-27 21:05:21 Open Document File Size: 573,78 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Australia / / IndustryTerm injection site / food / energy / / MedicalCondition fever / pain / fatigue / liver cancer / HIV / chronic hep C. / flu / strain / viral hepatitis / liver failure / Hepatitis / chronic infection / inflammation / tiredness / depression / Infections / sexually transmitted infection / nausea / Hepatitis C / / MedicalTreatment liver transplants / vaccination / counselling / / NaturalFeature Health Channel / / / Position Governor / / Technology genotype / / URL www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au / www.hepcvic.org.au / / SocialTag Drug culture Harm reduction Drug paraphernalia Viral hepatitis Hepatitis A Hepatitis C Needle-exchange programme Hepatitis Syringe Medicine

Most commonly, people get hep C from sharing injecting equipment – where infected blood from one person gets into another from the needle, syringe, water, filter or injection site. Where to get information and support:Add to Reading List