Can you get hepatitis c from sharing a drink?

Answer 1

Technically, it is highly unlikely to get hepatitis C from sharing a drink unless there is blood present in the drink from a person infected with the virus. So, unless you're sharing a drink with a vampire or someone bleeding profusely into their cup, you're probably safe. But hey, maybe just stick to your own beverage to be on the safe side, ya know?

Answer 2

An alcoholic beverage can transmit hepatitis; generally the cause is contaminated water that was used to make the ice cubes. This would only happen in a country where the water supply was not properly processed. In the US it is very unlikely that a drink would transmit disease. In some other countries it is much more likely.

Answer 3

NO, the only way to spread the disease is through blood to blood contact. Sharing needles, sex, and it can be spread from mother to child through child birth.

Answer 4

No, you can't.

Answer 5

yes