Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is found and diagnosed with the HCV Rapid Screen. This virus frequently affects the liver; with time, it becomes chronic and has the potential to harm the liver and even induce liver failure. This examination finds HCV-specific antibodies. Those with risk factors, those exhibiting hepatitis symptoms, and those who have been exposed to the virus are all screened using hepatitis C antibody testing. This test frequently finds the existence of bloodstream antibodies to the Hepatitis C virus. Serious liver issues including cirrhosis and liver cancer can develop as a result of chronic hepatitis C infection.