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Please help explain Hep c test results
Can any one help explain HCV RT-PCR Quant (no graph) 1130000 IU/ml and HCV log10 6.053??
You have a viral load meaning there is hep c virus circulating in your blood.
Your viral load is 1,130,000 IU/mL that means there are 1 million 130 thousand virus in each millliter of your blood. The other number Log10 6.053 read as Log base ten 6.053 is the same number but expressed logarithmically a different number scale science often use but it is the same number.
I hope you have spoken with your doctor and they have told you that you are currently infected with hepatitis c and will need to take medicine to rid yourself of this infection.
See your doctor, get treated, get cured.
Your viral load is 1,130,000 IU/mL that means there are 1 million 130 thousand virus in each millliter of your blood. The other number Log10 6.053 read as Log base ten 6.053 is the same number but expressed logarithmically a different number scale science often use but it is the same number.
I hope you have spoken with your doctor and they have told you that you are currently infected with hepatitis c and will need to take medicine to rid yourself of this infection.
See your doctor, get treated, get cured.
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Here is some information on Hep C from MedHelp.org that will walk you through the process of getting treated. Hope it helps you! Please come back to the boards and let us know.
http://www.medhelp.org/hepatitis-c?section=articles
http://www.medhelp.org/hepatitis-c?section=articles
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