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Hepatitis C support

Living with hepatitis C can be challenging. If you’ve recently been diagnosed, you may feel shocked, anxious or worried about being discriminated against. You may also feel guilty, embarrassed or blame yourself. These are all normal emotions.

It can help to know you’re not alone.

LiverWELL has services that can support you, including LiverLine and Hep Services Directory, detailed below.

LiverLine

You can also call Liverwell’s Liverline on 1800 703 003 from Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 5.00pm. It’s a free, confidential and non-judgmental phone service that offers information, hepatitis C support, and referrals.

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Hep Services Directory

This Hep Services Directory is designed to help people connect with liver health services, including but not limited to services for viral hepatitis C.

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Review information

Last reviewed: October 2024

Author: Nerissa Bentley

Subsequent edits and contributions by: Adrian Hubble, Ariane Boulanger, Alain Palines, Linny Phuong, Jacqui Richmond, Sally Watkinson, Matt Penn, Alexander Thompson, Ais Glasby, Paul Gow, et al.

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History

October 2024

Edits and contributions by: Adrian Hubble, Ariane Boulanger, Alain Palines, Linny Phuong, Jacqui Richmond, Sally Watkinson, Matt Penn, Alexander Thompson, Ais Glasby, Paul Gow, et al.

June 2024

Written by: Nerissa Bentley.

Further reading for Hepatitis B

More information regarding hepatitis B.
Hepatitis B overview
Hepatitis B FAQs
Frequently asked questions about hepatitis B
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How to prevent hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is a vaccine-preventable disease.
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What causes hepatitis B?
Hepatitis B is a blood-borne and sexually transmitted infection which means it can be transmitted by blood to blood and sexual fluid contact.
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Hepatitis B overview
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