Bhuk nahi lag rahi , weeknes , vomating.

HCV can cause chronic liver disease in 70 % of the infected persons. It can lead to Cirrhosis of Liver if the infection lasts for > 10 years in 5% of the infected persons. It also depends on other factors like chronic alcohol consumption, presence or absence of Diabetes and Obesity you said she is following at AIIMS, New Delhi for Liver disease. From year 2018 onwards we have New drugs (DAA) for HCV treatment, which are much more  potent and with least side effects. Hope your wife have received the same new Drugs for your wife which will almost eradicate the virus. But it also depends on how much liver damage has been done before the start of treatment. If the patient has progressed to Liver Cirrhosis, which is incurable even after the viral eradication. And also risk of Liver cancer (HCC) is there in the cirrhotic Liver.

1)Get the LFT , AFP and ultrasound imaging of Liver to rule out any HCC. 2) Get an online consultation with a Gastroenterologist

1) Salt restricted diet 2) Fresh fruits and vegetables consumption 3) Can take any multi vitamin