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Sex and Sexuality Home > Patients' Home > Living with Hepatitis C > Sex and Sexuality Hepatitis C Home For Veterans and the Public - Basics - Getting Tested - Just Diagnosed - Treatment - Liver Complications - Living with Hep C - FAQs - Patient Guides - Tips and Tools - Community For Health Care Providers Publications and Products Web Resources About Us for Veterans and the Public Sex and Sexuality Living with Hepatitis C You can view this guide one screen at a time, or view it on a single page by clicking "Sex and Sexuality: Entire Lesson" in box at right. Overview Risk from sexual activity Risk from oral/anal sex Is the hepatitis C virus in body fluids? Do large amounts of virus in the blood increase risk? Can birth control prevent the spread of the virus? What is the risk of a pregnant woman infecting her baby? Using birth control during treatment Factors that increase risk to a sexual partner Factors that reduce risk to a sexual partner Resources Living with Hepatitis C Main Start here Search this website Search tips > Sex and Sexuality: Entire Lesson Share this page Contents Living with Hepatitis C Main Alcohol and Hepatitis C Alternative Therapies Diet and Nutrition Managing Pain Mental Health Sex and Sexuality