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Hepatitis Treatment Program

肝炎治疗方案

Duration

8-12 weeks for Hep C; ongoing for Hep B

Recovery

No downtime during treatment, SVR confirmed at 12 weeks post-treatment for Hep C

$

Savings

~80% vs US

Price Comparison
China$1,500 - $6,000
$3,750
United States$8,000 - $30,000
$19,000
Save approximately 80%

Average savings compared to US prices

About This Treatment

Specialized hepatitis B and C treatment programs leveraging China's extensive experience in viral hepatitis management. Direct-acting antiviral (DAA) therapy achieves 95%+ cure rates for hepatitis C, while nucleos(t)ide analogue therapy provides effective long-term viral suppression for hepatitis B. Chinese hepatology centers benefit from treating the world's largest hepatitis patient population with cutting-edge protocols.

Procedure Steps
1

Viral Assessment

HBV DNA or HCV RNA quantification, genotyping, liver fibrosis staging with FibroScan, and resistance testing

Duration: 2-3 days
2

Treatment Initiation

Prescription of genotype-specific DAA regimen for HCV or nucleos(t)ide analogue for HBV, with baseline safety labs

Duration: 1 day
3

On-treatment Monitoring

Regular viral load testing at weeks 4 and 8, liver function monitoring, and drug interaction management

Duration: 8-12 weeks
4

Sustained Response Confirmation

SVR12 testing for HCV cure confirmation, or viral suppression verification for HBV with long-term management plan

Duration: 12 weeks post-treatment
Benefits
  • Access to generic DAAs at a fraction of Western brand-name drug costs
  • World-leading expertise in hepatitis B from treating 90+ million carriers
  • Comprehensive liver monitoring and cancer surveillance included
  • High cure rates (>95%) for hepatitis C with modern DAA therapy
Considerations
  • Drug interactions with existing medications
  • Rare reactivation of hepatitis B during HCV treatment
  • Liver function changes requiring treatment modification
  • Need for long-term compliance in hepatitis B management

Prices shown are approximate ranges for reference only. Actual costs vary by hospital, complexity, and individual patient needs. Always consult with healthcare professionals for medical decisions.