I need your help regarding c hepatitis infection means

[Nasser1976]

How I can avoid exposure to c hepatitis I don't know really if the virus can survive in environmental surface and become infectious I heard it could live even in dry blood and could virus c spread in adults through toilets or food if infected persone prepared the food or by exposure to body secretions please help me and answer my questions if possible I already tested for c hapitits and the result came negative I want to be negative entire life how I can do it

[Nasser1976]

but 16 hours the virus can survive out side the body it is too dnageriuos right right that is meant we have to be careful and void touching any kind of blood to be safe right even at salons and barber shops right than you a lot

[ActingBrandNew]

"I don't know really if the virus can survive in environmental surface and become infectious"

How long does the Hepatitis C virus survive outside the body?

The Hepatitis C virus can survive outside the body at room temperature, on environmental surfaces, for at least 16 hours but no longer than 4 days.
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"....or food if infected persone prepared the food or by exposure to body secretions please help me ..."

What are ways Hepatitis C is not spread?

Hepatitis C virus is not spread by sharing eating utensils, breastfeeding, hugging, kissing, holding hands, coughing, or sneezing. It is also not spread through food or water.

http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/c/cfaq.htm
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"I want to be negative entire life how I can do it "

Its simple...don't do any of the things that put you at risk and you'll be fine. Id worry about other things than Hep C...

Take care

[Dannyboi7]

   I think you might you might have a case of OCD,I would treat for that then anything else.I'm sure you already read up on all the stuff on who's at risk to get to get Hep C,if not just google the stuff up and you'll
see.

[Hepwarrior]

Basiclly it is very hard to spread any Of the ways you mentioned
Direct IV drug use needle sharing
Tattoos with other people in unsanitary conditions
Or with dirty equipment
Blood transfusions with infected blood
Are way I know you can get it
I have been married 12 years and shared everything with my wife and she never got it
You won't get it from kissing or anything like that
I wouldn't worry about passive contact
I have had this since I was 20  so 20 yrs
and noone else except me has it that are in my direct circle
Good luck