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New treatments 2013 and 2014

what the requirements for the treatments and what are the SVR rates?
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317787 tn?1473358451
Hi there is a new medication that may be approved in 2014, it is Simeprevir and for hard to treat Geno 1's
I found this information

http://www.hepatitis-central.com/mt/archives/2013/07/simeprevir-will-most-likely-be-approved-by-the-fda.html
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789911 tn?1368636783
Sorry you havnt gotten a reply yet.  On the blue bar on top left under the medhelp logo, under the tree with all the different color hands yellow purple green, there is a magnifying glass looking icon.  click on that to search this community for new treatments, sofosbuvir  GS5885,   There are a lot of knowledgeable people here that hopefully will chime in.  There are a lot of good phase II, trials going on right now with the sofosbuvir in the mix. Its the next greatest drug coming along with some other new drugs. Im not that knowledgeable about the newest treatments coming but I did do 48 weeks with incivek, ribavirin and interferon.  I am SVR.  Personally If I had to do it over now and could wait to treat, I would be tempted to wait until something better was approved.  Some can not wait.  I was stage 2 fibrosis and felt it was the best time for me to get started.  I WAS lucky to be doing the newest thing on the market the triple therapy with incivek. It was hard  but I completed it and succeeded!  I feel  the incivek gave my treatment the added kick needed for me to attain SVR.
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