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I have to wait up to 4 weeks for results after testing positive for hep c antibodies. The more I think about it the more I am worrying. I have been feeling tense for months now and uncomfortable and now I'm thinking its the symptoms of feeling fatigue and tiredness. I know there is great treatment and the support from the hep c Trust is brilliant. But I can't help feeling overwhelmed and down about it all. I feel horrible that there is a virus in my blood and I have to wait a month or more to get to know exactly what's happening and what I can do next. Seems like a life time.

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Do not get worried, Once your on the treatment all is good. How old are you.

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