Imported drugs for hepatitis C patients generally refer to anti-hepatitis C virus drugs, which are often referred to as small molecule compounds. Currently, there are many imported oral antiviral drugs that can be bought on the domestic market, usually a combination of two or three drugs, such as Zebeta, Xafanin or Propecia, etc. Different drugs can be chosen according to different genotypes of the hepatitis C virus. For patients with hepatitis C, there are two types of antiviral therapy: one is interferon combined with ribavirin antiviral therapy, which is now an eliminated option because it takes longer, about a year, and has more side effects. There is also an oral antiviral drug, the course of treatment is relatively short, usually only about three months, and the side effects are relatively small, most patients can tolerate, the cure rate can reach more than 99%, currently for acute hepatitis C or chronic hepatitis C as the first choice of antiviral treatment program.