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Getting Tested
Are results anonymous?
No, in the VA system, your test results are entered in your medical record.
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Contents
Getting Tested Main
Overview
Why get tested for hepatitis C?
What does the test involve?
What blood tests are available?
Should I get tested?
Where can I get tested?
Do I need an appointment?
Must I answer personal questions?
Is there counseling?
Are results anonymous?
How long does it take to test positive?
Can I have a 'false-positive' result?
Can I have a 'false-negative' result?
What should I do if I test positive?
What should I do if I test negative?
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Reviewed/Updated Date: February 2, 2007