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Hep C Treatment

Hello guys! I underwent treatment for hep c 05/2012-04/2013. It was a struggle, but I got through it! I was supposed to get a follow up test to see if it cleared 10/2013, but I was so scared I didn't go.  I didn't want all my suffering to be in vain. I finally got the courage to go in 05/2014. It said it was not detected! I am so happy!! today i went for the results of my employee health screening at a hospital and they said it was positive for HCV antibodies. I was so upset I thought I had it. I then found this forum and learned that I will always test positive for the antibodies. Thanks for reply to people questions and concerns!
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4670047 tn?1375730401
Congratulations!!! I'm glad you went for your last test. Now you can move forward. Wishing the best if you decide to start a family!  
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Thank you!
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163305 tn?1333668571
SVR means  sustained viral response.

Your baby will be fine, hep C is part of your past, congratulations !
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Also I wanted to as what does SVR mean? If I decided to have a baby will my child be born with the antibodies? If so will the child always test pos for the antibodies?
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