Hepatitis B & C Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
Hepatitis B and C are viral infections that can stay in the liver for years without symptoms and slowly cause cirrhosis or liver cancer. Hepatitis B is controlled with medicines and monitoring and can be prevented with a vaccine; hepatitis C can now be cured in most people with tablets. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, hepatitis is tested, evaluated and followed up.
Understanding the Condition
About Hepatitis B & C
Both viruses spread through blood – unsafe injections, transfusions, tattoos, shared razors – and hepatitis B also from mother to baby and through sexual contact. Many people find out only on a routine test, such as before surgery or in pregnancy. Regular follow-up is key even without symptoms.
How They Spread
- Unsafe injections or reused needles
- Unscreened blood transfusion
- From mother to baby at birth (hepatitis B)
- Shared razors, toothbrushes or tattoo needles
- Unprotected sexual contact
Treatment Options
Treatment & Follow-up
Most people with hepatitis lead normal lives with the right care. Learn about Liver Care at Pluto.
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Tests
HBsAg, HCV, liver tests; viral load as advised.
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Antiviral Medicines
Tablets to control B or cure C.
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Liver Monitoring
Regular sonography and blood tests.
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Vaccination
Hepatitis B vaccine for family members.
- Had a blood transfusion or many injections
- Have a family member with hepatitis B
- Are pregnant
- Have raised liver enzymes
Treating Team
Best Doctors for Hepatitis B & C Treatment in Himatnagar
Our Liver Care Team
Liver problems at Pluto Hospital are managed by our medicine and gastro teams with lab, sonography, CT and ICU support. Call us and our team will guide you.
Common Questions
Hepatitis FAQs
Can hepatitis B be cured?
It can be controlled very well with medicines and monitoring, though complete cure is uncommon. Many people don’t need medicines but do need regular check-ups.
Can hepatitis C be cured?
Yes. Modern tablets cure hepatitis C in most people within a few months.
Should my family be vaccinated?
Yes. Family members of someone with hepatitis B should be tested and vaccinated.
Can a mother with hepatitis B have a healthy baby?
Yes. The baby is given vaccine and immunoglobulin at birth to prevent infection.
Can I share food with a hepatitis B patient?
Yes. Hepatitis B doesn’t spread through food, water, hugging or sharing utensils.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Hepatitis B & C
Share your details and preferred slot. Our team will call you to confirm your consultation.
- Guidance from our specialist team
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care