In short, No, hepatitis B cannot lead to or cause hepatitis C as they are separate viral infections caused by different viruses However, shared risk factors like needle sharing mean some people can become infected with both viruses simultaneously or sequentially Co-infection with both hepatitis B and hepatitis C can accelerate liver damage and increase the risk of serious complications Understanding Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C Hepatitis B and hepatitis C are distinct viral ... [Read More]
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Austin Gastroenterology in Central Texas is the largest physician group that specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of gastrointestinal diseases. Austin Gastro has more than 30 board-certified gastroenterologists and more than two dozen mid-level providers. We perform most major gastrointestinal procedures including Office-Based Procedures, Advanced Endoscopic Treatments & Procedures in Hospital, Alternative Bowel Preparation, and Infusion Services for GI & Liver Conditions.