Hepatitis C: Patient Awareness (Persian)

Last updated 2 August, 2026 | 16:28
Summary

Learn about hepatitis B & C, prevention, and treatment. Discover the latest advances for a hepatitis-free future. Read now!

 

Hepatitis C: Patient Awareness

Hepatitis C is now one of the few chronic viral infections that can be cured — but only for people who know they have it. This Persian-language guide by hepatologist Dr. Seyed-Moayed Alavian covers transmission, diagnosis, prevention, and modern treatment, with dedicated chapters for people with haemophilia, thalassemia, and kidney disease.

Cover of the book Hepatitis C: Patient Awareness (Persian)

Publisher

Pouyan Kowsar Health Publishing, 1st Edition

Publication date

May 3, 2022

Print length

152 pages

Language

Persian

ISBN

978-622-94614-1-9

Sponsored by

Salamat Pooyan

Audience

Patients, families, and the general public

Read this book

The Persian full text is freely available under a CC BY-NC 4.0 licence for personal, non-commercial use. For commercial or institutional use, contact the publisher.

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About this book

Chronic viral hepatitis B and C are common worldwide, and public awareness of transmission, prevention, and treatment is one of the most effective tools for controlling them.

Recent years have brought major advances in hepatitis C treatment, and new medications make a hepatitis C-free future a realistic prospect. Identifying infected individuals, addressing risk factors, and starting treatment reduces prevalence and prevents new infections — which is why raising public knowledge is among the most important steps in controlling the disease.

Contents

Eleven chapters, including guidance for specific patient groups.

ChapterPage
1. Structure and function of the digestive system7
2. What is hepatitis?19
3. What is hepatitis C?29
4. Diagnosis of hepatitis C53
5. Prevention65
6. Guidance for patients with haemophilia73
7. Guidance for patients with thalassemia91
8. Guidance for dialysis and kidney transplant patients95
9. Liver cancer101
10. Treatment111
11. Liver transplantation141
References144

Note. This book is patient education, not a substitute for individual medical advice; antiviral treatment must be prescribed and monitored by a clinician. Copyright: published freely for personal, non-commercial use under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial 4.0 International License. For other uses, contact the publisher.