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Objective: This study evaluates the occurrence of hepatitis C in patients with mycobacteriosi treated at two centers of Juiz de Fora and compare some socio-demographic, economic, clinical and epidemiological characteristics of the study population in relation to the situation for Hepatitis C. Material and Methods: This is a descriptive study using secondary data from a larger project. For this study, patients were enrolled with suspected tuberculosis, from March 2008 to February 2010 Result: The sample consisted of 224 patients with tuberculosis, and seven of them had a history of hepatitis C (3.1%), 6 were male. Of the 224, 150 were male. 7 HCV carriers had a mean age of 38 years, low education level and monthly income below the poverty level (95.8%) corresponding to 42.9% of patients with hepatitis C. Some clinical epidemiological characteristics analyzed showed an association positive with p <0.05, an expanding association HCV - drug users (p <0.0001) and HCV - HIV. (p <0.01) Conclusion: Knowing the prevalence of individuals coinfected with TB / HCV / HIV, their socio-demo graphic, behavioral, immunological and clinical characteristics are fundamental for planning public health measures, able to offer these individuals better treatments as well as a policy development prevention in order to reduce the rates of these co-infections worldwide.

Occurrence of Hepatitis C among patients attended mycobacteriosis in reference centers of Juiz de Fora