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I relapsed on SOVALDI and Ribavirin

I have Hep-C G2.
Started SOVALDI and Ribavirin 12 week treatment Dec 23, 2013 (viral load at 2.5 million),
within 4 weeks into treatment my Hep C virus was undetectable.
12 weeks end of treatment my Hep C virus was undetectable.
4 weeks after treatment my Hep C virus was undetected.
12 weeks after of treatment my Hep C virus was detected at 83,000 viral load. It relapsed.

What are my chances of a cure now?
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My AST/ALT where really high at end of TX yet showed und. All other blood work was normal. Fatty liver was brought up as possible cause. They get ya in and out of clinic so fast i feel like it's a JIFFY-HEP. I'm 6'2 250 i'll know in a month or so. peace
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Forgot to mention however that the abbvie regimen is only for GT1, I believe.
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I heard that in December the Abbvie protocol is likely to be approved.
The regimen consists of the fixed-dose combination of ABT-450/ritonavir (150/100mg) co-formulated with ombitasvir (ABT-267) 25 mg, dosed once daily, and dasabuvir (ABT-333) 250 mg with or without RBV (weight-based), dosed twice daily.
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One point
This was my first treatment
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I'm 6'5" 250lb
51yr
F = 0.5
ALT high before treatment, normal during, normal 4wk after, high 12wk after treatment
AST same as ALT
VL 84k
No inflammation
No cirrhosis
No symptoms
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No i did peg/rib in 2010. on my 6 month vl check my vl was 250k. It stayed that way until i started this new tx. I never felt right after that tx felt like i relasped 15 min after i finished tx. I'll know soon sounds like we have the same body build. peace.
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