Myth vs. Fact Quiz

	Separate the myths from the facts about hepatitis C by taking this short quiz. For each of the statements below, choose whether you think it is a myth or a fact. Click the "Get Score" button when you finish.

	1. If I'm diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C, but I don't have any outward symptoms, I don't really need to go back to my doctor until I start feeling bad.

	Myth	Fact

	2. Few people have been diagnosed with HCV after 1992, the point after which blood from blood donors was typically fully tested for hepatitis C.

	Myth	Fact

	3. Hepatitis C is caused by a virus and can be treated with antibiotics.

	Myth	Fact

	4. Fatigue is the most common symptom of hepatitis C.

	Myth	Fact

	5. HIV is more common than HCV.

	Myth	Fact

	6. HCV can cause cirrhosis or liver cancer.

	Myth	Fact

	7. My children can't be infected with hepatitis C because they have been immunized against hepatitis.

	Myth	Fact

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