Drug programs - modern therapies
Treatment of chronic hepatitis C with interferon-free therapy
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How many days after my last Epclus pill can I go back to my normal diet?
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Good morning, I have been under treatment for 2 and 1/2 months and the virus has been negative.
Can you kindly tell me how many days after the last pill can I return to the normal diet? The doctor at the hospital doesn't know...
Thank you very much
EpclusaHepatologDrug programs - modern therapiesJaundice and viral hepatitis (HEPATITIS)LiverTreatment of chronic hepatitis C with interferon-free therapyWhat harms the liver?
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Ewa Pilch Pharmacist, Editor
14 months ago
If the obtained parameters determining the condition of the liver are normal, there are no contraindications to return to a normal diet after the end of treatment. Otherwise, you should continue to follow the "liver" diet until the liver function improves, as we wrote in the opinion:
Particular attention should be paid to alcohol consumption - in this case, it is recommended to abstain from alcohol for at least six months after the end of the treatment.
I encourage you to read additional materials that may be useful:
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/watroba
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/zoltaczka-i-wirusowe-zapalenie-watroby-wzw
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