Hepatitis C medicine is a viral infectious liver disease transmitted transfusion, characterized by a mild, often subclinical, less often moderate course in the primary infection phase and a tendency to chronic, cirrhosis and malignancy. Viral hepatitis C is caused by an RNA-containing virus of the Flaviviridae family. The tendency of this infection to chronization is determined by the ability of the pathogen to stay in the body for a long time without causing intense manifestations of infection