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CHILLS, SWEATING, HOT \ COLD FLASHES - 26%
EYE OR EYESIGHT PROBLEMS - 24%
SENSITIVITY TO HEAT OR COLD - 22%
NO SYMPTOMS - 20%
VERTIGO, DIZZINESS, COORDINATION - 18%
FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS - 18%
HEADACHES - 18%
URINARY PROBLEMS, ODOR, COLORATION - 16%
FEVER - 16%
SLOW HEALING AND RECOVERY - 14%
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ILLNESS \ FLU - 14%
WEIGHT GAIN, WATER RETENTION - 10%
MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS - 10%
APPETITE \ WEIGHT LOSS - 8%
SWELLING OF STOMACH, LEGS OR FEET - 8%
ORAL, OR MOUTH SORES \ PROBLEMS - 8%
EXCESSIVE BLEEDING - 4% |
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FATIGUE
The main symptom of most people with hepatitis C is chronic fatigue,
ranging from simply getting tired easily to extreme, debilitating
fatigue.
UPPER
RIGHT QUADRANT (URQ) PAIN (SIDE PAIN)
Even though the liver itself contains no nerve endings, and does
not feel pain, many people with HCV experience a pain on the upper
right side of their body, just beneath the ribs. This is thought
by some to be "referred pain" from the swelling of the liver capsule
due to the disease process. This pain may also be referred to the
right shoulder or to the back between the shoulder blades.
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LOSS
OF LIBIDO
Many hepatitis C patients find that they are no longer interested
in sex. This tends to be especially true for those undergoing interferon
treatment. This is not necessarily directly related to the hepatitis,
but is most likely due to the stress, discomfort and exhaustion
caused by the struggle with a chronic illness.
RED PALMS
Red palms can occur in any chronic liver disease and are not specifically
caused by the virus. The cause for the redness is unknown, but it's
speculated that it may involve upset hormone metabolism or micro-circulatory
changes. 
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