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3 month post tx
Hi,
Just an update on the 3 month labs,,,,, Protease inhibitor, Polymerase inhibitor, SOC 24 weeks,
still undetectable all labs normal hgb 13,,, and rising.
thank you for all your help and good luck to everyone I had very good success with these drugs geno 1 stage1 grade1
8 million virons at start
i understand they are doing study with non responders with und at 4 weeks and soon will be doing study with cirrhosis stage.
mary
Just an update on the 3 month labs,,,,, Protease inhibitor, Polymerase inhibitor, SOC 24 weeks,
still undetectable all labs normal hgb 13,,, and rising.
thank you for all your help and good luck to everyone I had very good success with these drugs geno 1 stage1 grade1
8 million virons at start
i understand they are doing study with non responders with und at 4 weeks and soon will be doing study with cirrhosis stage.
mary
Yea Mary. You go girl... Glad your feeling well. Hey I looked up that place in that state. Wow Its beautifull. Im going to have to visit the area oneday. Oh I wrote ya a long A . email again ;-( But as usual it went to Siberia or where ever pm's that disapear go. Once again yea Mary...Oh hey Im still Und too... Well suspose I should go home and bake a turkey or something;-)...Ginger
Thanks you guys, and lets hope this study helps a lot others,,,, lots of pills but not as many as my friend takes in her vitamin regime....
I really hope these studies prove the end of the long grueling treatments. I was very fortunate (lottery) to get all the study drugs.
I am looking forward to the null responder studies for all you troopers out there and then the studies for cirrhotics...
One of my friends was in the same study as I and unfortunately she didn't get the PI's and she did well enough to stay on the SOC's for 48 weeks, but she is und. I really liked the monitoring aspect of this study,
Check out Democracy Now for an interview with a medical ethicist very interesting.
Good Luck to you all and thank you for the kind support....
Love, Mary
I really hope these studies prove the end of the long grueling treatments. I was very fortunate (lottery) to get all the study drugs.
I am looking forward to the null responder studies for all you troopers out there and then the studies for cirrhotics...
One of my friends was in the same study as I and unfortunately she didn't get the PI's and she did well enough to stay on the SOC's for 48 weeks, but she is und. I really liked the monitoring aspect of this study,
Check out Democracy Now for an interview with a medical ethicist very interesting.
Good Luck to you all and thank you for the kind support....
Love, Mary
Congratulations, Mary. You and Sherri are bright lights at the end of the road for me. My two month bloodwork is on Monday!
Congratulations Mary, seems like alot of us are having great success with the Gilead study. It was very hard, but well worth the effort. The PA told me 3 months was a real story teller and that you are now 98% SVR. Wishing the best to you. Happy Trails.
Great to hear!
You took both inhibitors? I didn't know that WOW, that virus had NO chance, as it should be.
You took both inhibitors? I didn't know that WOW, that virus had NO chance, as it should be.
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