im going to put this Lamisil on hold immediately till I educate myself better. Both doctors don't seem to be too worried but honestly, they're human an it's not their damaged liver we're talking about.i just can't help thinking that having the virus at least since the early 90s had to compromise the liver at least some. No biopsy since 90s so, who knows? I think I'll go back to the plan of having the painful removed permanently, nail that is. It's just too big a risk..normal nails again an possible disaster to my liver?? I think not. So thanks everyone for the input. I wasn't sure if I was over reacting.. I did find an article that mentioned side affect of Steven Johnson Syndrome an toxic epidermis necrolysis concerning Lamictal. Those two diagnosis have horrendous outcomes an after reading of the death rate an permanent disabilities, started getting worried about taking just two so far. An for 24 wks? So thanks everyone for your input, helped me make the right decision..beating Hep C finally only to ruin my liver by some drug, would be a horrible mistake ..I've had a few things cut out of me thru surgeries so what's a couple toenails? I still can't believe I just went along with this..
I bumped up a post called, oral treatment for toenail fungus. On it others are making suggestions. I thought it might help. I can't post it here, on my cell
The more I read the more worried I become. WM has a good idea.
OOPS!! that post was meant for Sue4hula. Please excuse Me? . : -/
Pat
Mary: You go, Girl!
I believe the combo is rigjt this time with the additin of the Ledisprevir, so Harvoni plus Riba shoulf do the trick.
PLUS, IMHO, they should have put you on 24 weeks Sol/Riba last time, since you had had previous failures. Still, I am not a doctor, so what do I know.
This is doable! We are here to help, to cheer you on, setc.
Get that Dragon!!!! : -)
Pat
Have you looked in to laser treatment for the fungus. It is safe and effective if the toenail is not too thickened. Lames il is a tough drug on the liver.
I am guessing that they think the benefits outweigh the risks.
I just don't know, I am not a doctor but I do have a liver.
I looked it up and found this article from NIH and then another.
I would feel the same as you, afraid
livertox.nih.gov/Terbinafine.htm
http://www.drug-injury.com/druginjurycom/2008/02/lamisil-anti-fu.html
My best to you, Dee