Connie M. Welch

Fear, worry and doubt seem to be the common emotions we experience throughout hepatitis C and liver disease, but there is hope.

If you’ve been diagnosed with hepatitis C or liver disease, there are proactive ways to care for your liver to help it function better.

Follow up physician visits and tests after being cured from Hepatitis C treatment can be life saving.

Options can be walking regularly, light weight lifting, cycling, swimming, elliptical trainers, treadmill work, and interval training.

A concern most hepatitis C patients have after treatment is the possibility of Hep C coming back.

Hepatitis C patients have many obstacles to fight and deal with, one of the first and biggest is stigma, the danger of labels.

When I was going through my treatment for hepatitis C, my dogs wore invisible nurses caps and showered me daily with love.

The liver performs many functions and learning what to avoid with hepatitis C and liver disease is the first step in helping your liver.

One of the key steps in moving beyond sick n’ tired is evaluating facts. Evaluate what’s in your control and what’s not.

Exploring facts and myths about hepatitis C transmission

A wide variety of research studies show there are benefits of coffee consumption for hepatitis C and liver disease.

Prepare ahead for your appointment with your hep C doctor to get the most out of this visit and get the answers you need for the best care.

For me, the month of April is especially significant as it represents freedom from a 20-year journey with hepatitis C.

With many hepatitis C treatments on the market today, patients may ask which hepatitis C treatment is right for me? What’s the difference?

There are a variety of hepatitis C treatments offered for all genotypes, with various stages of liver damage.

The guidelines offer updated advice about wearing masks and social distancing within small groups.

Many with hep C or another liver disease have questions about what the side effects of COVID vaccines might be.

We are seeing light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. But many have questions about the difference in vaccines.

Why do we need to wear masks after vaccination? Let’s look at vaccination facts.

A healthy weight can improve your overall health as well as help your liver function better.

Should hepatitis C patients consult with a liver specialist prior to receiving the COVID vaccine?

If you’re diagnosed with hep C, fatty liver disease or cirrhosis, there are vital proactive steps you can take to help your liver.

We can control the diet and help our liver, so it’s important to understand what foods are healthy and unhealthy for this vital organ.