Approximately 10 million people suffer from Hepatitis C worldwide. Pharma companies all over the world have been investing time and money in research to arrive at therapies to effectively treat Hepatitis C. Drug firm Zydus Heptiza has been launched a generic version of Sofosbuvir in India under the brand name ‘SoviHep V’. This antiviral medication is a combination of two DAAs (direct-acting antiviral) drugs which are used to treat chronic hepatitis C virus infections. These drugs work by weakening the activity of proteins needed by hepatitis C.
One of the two drugs in Sovihep-V is Sofosbuvir, which is a nucleotide polymerase inhibitor, and the other is Velpatasvir, which is an NS5A (hepatitis C virus non-structural protein 5A) inhibitor. Sofosbuvir interferes with the reproduction of the genetic material of the hepatitis C virus. Velpatasvir works by interfering with a protein needed by the virus. Together these two drugs greatly reduce and then stop the production of new copies of hepatitis C viruses. Drugssquare proudly offers discounted hepatitis products, and carry a selection of over 15,000 items from hundreds of well-known brands in the industry. This is done to help ensure that our customers can find the solutions they need. In fact, we are known for our cutting-edge solutions to specific medical needs.
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