Hepatitis C is a disease.

Hepatitis C is an infectious disease caused by hepatitis C virus infection. Hepatitis C cannot be completely cured and can only reach the clinical cure standard. Patients are considered cured when RNA reexamination is negative 12~24 weeks after antiviral treatment is discontinued, indicating that the possibility of recurrence is extremely small. At present, there is a DAA antiviral drug in clinic, which can effectively prevent virus replication, and the cure rate is more than 90%.