Hep c is a different virus. Vac for hep a and b are for two different viruses. Each are contracted different ways.
No, you are not protected against Hepatitis C. Hep B and C are two separate viruses that require different treatments. I have both B and C. I contracted Hep B in 1972 and the treatment prescribed was rest and a good diet. There was no test for Hep C at that time and I was diagnosed with only Hep B. The Hep B can always be detected by a blood test. In 1992, I was diagnosed with Hep C and the doctor told me I probably contracted it when I got the Hep B. There was no significant treatment for Hep C in 1992 and my liver continued to deteroriate into cirrhosis. In 2003 I was blessed with a liver transplant. Both Hep B and C are still in my body, but I am doing very well since the transplant. Unfortunately, the Hep C starts deteroriating the new liver but it is a guess on how long this new liver will last me. So, be careful. Once you contract Hep C, it is difficult to get rid of with the treatment drugs available.