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Infected Hi This is the first time I posted here but have commented before and been on the cirrhosis forum 4 weeks in I'm undecyed it fells good to hear bit what are my chances of staying that way I'm on sovaldi Oylsio and ribsrvirin started out with 1200 now at 800 I'm so happy but my cirrhosis worry me early cirrhosis sorry for spelling on phone have anyone else did this combo and reached SVR Hope the ribsrvirin helps any comments will be welcomed
Welcome and know you're in a great group. Here's to slaying the dragon! Take care... One day at a time!
Hi, I'm sorry I can't answer your question about chances of staying undetected but I think there's lots of people on that same treatment an they will be able to help. I'm a newbie in the hep C treatment world an have been on treatment just over 5 wks. If you post in the future , I'll be following your post seeing as we started treatment about the same time, I'm hoping your successful in your treatment. Take care. Mary
I'm reading such wonderful news tonight on the forum. People EOT, just great. I'm gonna add CONGRATULATIONS to you. I've been kinda worried about RIBA dosage reduction an success with treatment. It's soo encouraging to see someone that had a dosage reduction an achieved SVR at 12 wks. . Enjoy your hep C free life. Mary
Hi Jeanlee14
I did exactly that combination. I was undetectable at 4 weeks in, too. I started out at 1000 mg riba, but had to cut it to 600 after a short time. The good news is I remained undetectable at end of treatment, and also at 12 weeks following the EOT. Best luck to you on this!
Mark
I did exactly that combination. I was undetectable at 4 weeks in, too. I started out at 1000 mg riba, but had to cut it to 600 after a short time. The good news is I remained undetectable at end of treatment, and also at 12 weeks following the EOT. Best luck to you on this!
Mark
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