Question about Hap. C?

Question

I know someone who had Hap C.. but gets no treatment.
Without treatment will the disease itself kill you? how long could you live?

Thank you!

Answer 1

Life and Death are in the hands of the Almighty we just cannot predict anyones death. Below is a prescription which has worked for more of my patients then I can remember. Most of the people are going to answer like utter pessimists "THERE IS NO CURE FOR HEPATITIS". They are totally WRONG.
And remember I am not trying to sell you anything, I am just giving you the best advise that I have, take it or leave it. Best of Health !

Homeopathic treatment for Hepatitis B/C and / or Liver Cirrhosis :-

1.SULFUR 30C or 30X
2.BRYONIA ALBA 30C or 30X
3.CARDUUS MARIANUS in Q (Mother Tincture)
4.CHELIDONIUM MAJUS in Q (Mother Tincture)
5.LYCOPODIUM 1M(1000)

Take remedy 1 and 2 thrice a day half hour before meals followed by 20 drops each of 3 and 4 half hour after meals together in a half a cup of hot water and take 5 after a week of taking the above regularly just one dose a week. Avoid Chocolates, Coffee, Mints and Red Meat while taking Homeopathic Medicines and avoid all foodstuffs, which gives you constipation at all costs.
If there is any ambiguity about the dosage or the potency of the medicine please ask me before doing anything.
And keep me posted about your progress at least every three days.
It would be better if you send me the details of the patient exactly the way he or she feels not the doctors Diagnosis let the patient describe their own feeling exactly the way they are feeling the above will clear all in any case but it would be lots better if you send complete details. Curing without any side effects or Complications Thats the Beauty of Homeopathic Medicine


Take Care and God Bless you!

Answer 2

It is hard to answer your question because there are too many variables to give you a true answer. Some people can have hep c and it will progress but at a slow rate. For these people it will be something other than Hep C (HCV) that kills them.
For others, it will progress at a faster rate, causing scarring of the liver, which decreases the liver's ability to do it's job. When the scarring gets to a certain point, it's called cirrhosis. Cirrhosis can lead to decompensation (liver failure), and death. There is no formula to predict who will be the ones who have a slowly progressing disease or who will be the ones who quickly go into liver failure. Some lifestyle things, such as drinking alcohol, taking too much drugs (both over the counter and prescription), or taking too many or the wrong herbs will escalate the damage faster. HCV is dangerous because it often has no symptoms until the liver becomes very damaged. People can be without symptoms for 10, 20, or 30+ years. Meanwhile, if they are drinking or taking meds, that could make the damage occur faster. Also, if a person is obese, that can contribute to a fatty liver, which makes the liver perform poorly, in addition to the damage from the virus. It is hard to say how long a person will live. Try to talk to them about doing treatment. I did it 7 years ago and have been cleared of the virus. My liver is in great shape and I feel so much better. Best wishes to you and your friend.

Answer 3

The biggie is that without treatment, liver failure is likely. Only a transplant can save your friend once things get that far along.

Yes, the disease itself can kill you. With Hep. C., usually chronic liver failure is slow, over months or years, but Hep. C can also lead to acute liver failure, happening in a course of weeks.

Please encourage your friend to seek treatment and follow the liver-saving regimen his doctor explains.

Answer 4

See this article:
http://www.webmd.com/hepatitis/hepc-guide/Hepatitis-C-Treatment-Overview