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SICK AND TIRED
What new for hepc for genotype 1a with a previous treatment failure
Have been non-responder to every trial and protocol since 95,,,,they all had interferon....
I am on Sovaldi and Riba...started last week ...am geno 1...stage 4 ESLD w/decomped liver, very high HCV load,, pre-transplant patient. This has no interferon.
Started last week. No problems so far. Have had increase energy....first two days I completely...I mean completely pulled everything out of every nook and craney of the kitchen, utility room and pantry...if someone had walked in they would have thought I was moving. Slowed down the next day to normal....thank heavens...the increased bouts of energy only side effects I've had do far.
Good Luck if you go on this protocol.
I am on Sovaldi and Riba...started last week ...am geno 1...stage 4 ESLD w/decomped liver, very high HCV load,, pre-transplant patient. This has no interferon.
Started last week. No problems so far. Have had increase energy....first two days I completely...I mean completely pulled everything out of every nook and craney of the kitchen, utility room and pantry...if someone had walked in they would have thought I was moving. Slowed down the next day to normal....thank heavens...the increased bouts of energy only side effects I've had do far.
Good Luck if you go on this protocol.
As I understand it you have several options, all with pros and cons and dependent on your specific condition.
Treatment available now is....Sovadi/peginterferon/RIBA or Sovaldi/RIBA or the off label prescription of Sovaldi/Olysio.
You might want to go to HCVguidelines.org for more information.
Hope that helps!
Treatment available now is....Sovadi/peginterferon/RIBA or Sovaldi/RIBA or the off label prescription of Sovaldi/Olysio.
You might want to go to HCVguidelines.org for more information.
Hope that helps!
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