Testing for Hepatitis C is not mandatory for pregnant ladies and is generally not requested.
However, it is advisable to go in for the tests if they have risk factors.
An HCV-positive pregnant woman may pass on the virus to her baby.
The chances of such cases is 6 percent.
On an average, U.S. reports almost 4,000 fresh cases of Hepatitis C virus every year.
If the pregnant women is co-infected with HIV, the chances of transmission increases two to three times over.
Surcation® is already helping patients whose insurance doesn’t cover the cost of Harvoni® with medical tourism. If you chose the similar treatment in the US, it costs between $84,000 and $95,000 just for the medication. If you are approved by your insurance, you still have today’s high deductibles and co-pays. You pay just $6800 when you chose hepatitis medical tourism with Surcation®. You can bring your spouse along for a total price is $6,400. Our clients are offered the best treatment available provided by world renowned doctors at a fraction of the cost. Surcation® offers medical financing if needed.
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