thank you rome70/
will do...
Dandelion
artichoke leafs
Glycyrrhiza glabra
Silybum marianum
Which herb is that tsipi?
current treatments mainly do not treat but keep you alive.
The curing rate depends on the baseline HbsAg quantity a lot.
read this forum you will find out the articles.
You can read also http://www.easl.eu
thank you very much for the informaion.
never done these tests!!
How come the doctor(which is a head of dipartment in a big hospital) did not send me to these tests and did not explain it(a retorical question!)?!
what are the full curing rates for different treatments?
where can i find researches/articles for this issue?
Serum HBV DNA levels.
-Serum ALT levels.
-Severity of liver disease.
Patients should be considered for treatment when they have HBV DNA levels above 2000 IU/ml, serum ALT levels above the upper limit of normal (ULN) and severity of liver disease assessed by liver biopsy (or non-invasive markers once validated in HBV- infected patients) showing moderate to severe active necroin- flammation and/or at least moderate fibrosis using a standardised scoring system (A1). In patients who fulfil the above criteria for HBV DNA and histological severity of liver disease, treatment may be initiated even if ALT levels are normal (A1). Indications for treatment may also take into account age, health status, fam- ily history of HCC or cirrhosis and extrahepatic manifestations.
You should test hbsag quantity, genotype and mutation to choose correct treatment.
Indications for treatment
The indications for treatment are generally the same for both HBeAg-positive and HBeAg-negative CHB. This is based mainly on the combination of three criteria: