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Undetected still
3 months after treatment and still undetected, was undetected first week on Gilead Trial. All levels coming up except wbc and platelets dropped this month. Rash mostly gone, still peeling from rash and have another staph infection but I am feeling human again and enjoying the outdoors in New Orleans. I read all posts everyday even though I don't say much and you guys helped me get thru treatment. Thanks to you all again and I will post next month. My Christmas wish is for all of you to be UND ( and to not have that rash getting there). lol
jojim55: Congratulations. This is great news.
freakedbeyondbelief: It isn't an allergic reaction, it is a side effect of the treatment.
Advocate1955
freakedbeyondbelief: It isn't an allergic reaction, it is a side effect of the treatment.
Advocate1955
wow 90% of your body, maybe a allergic reaction? glad its clearing up :) Good luck, hope you stay at undetected :)
Yahoo, another bug infestation bites the dust, and its so great to feel "normal" again, but normal will never be the same.
Part of me felt that living alone was almost better since I didn't have to deal with anyone and their take on my feeling badly. But hopefully everyones experience will work out for the best.
congratulations, and when you lay out in the sun make sure you wear sunscreen....
Part of me felt that living alone was almost better since I didn't have to deal with anyone and their take on my feeling badly. But hopefully everyones experience will work out for the best.
congratulations, and when you lay out in the sun make sure you wear sunscreen....
from the treatment, it covered 90% of my body and i finally had to take kenalog 40 shots for it All in all the whole ordeal wasn't bad, The itching was the worst thing and the fact that i couldn't go swimming all summer and lay in the sun. I also live alone and had to support myself. Just don;t let any symptom get out fo control.
good luck :) is the rash from treatment or hep c? sorry im new hear, havent had treatment yet and it scares the heck out of me lol but may be starting after the 1st
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