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Susan
For you, all you can say is that the rash comes from a combo of all the drugs plus your particular skin and body type. A more pertinent question might be how to control it so that you make it to the end of your tx. Rashes like these tend to continue being troublesome so you need to put effort and research into learning how to cope and just hope that you are not in the minority for whom it gets really bad.
Good luck,
dointime
I have had a rash the doctors say was fungal. It started one week after I started treatment. They treated it as such and it worked, except I am still having some trouble between the cheeks of my you know where. In addition, I a having some red rash which is under the skin, sort of like red dots. It responses to cortisone cream. I am going to make it though tx no matter what. I have had Hep c over 25 years and my liver is grade 3/4. VX-950 is one of my last hopes.
Thanks,
Any suggestions?
I have had a rash the doctors say was fungal. It started one week after I started treatment. They treated it as such and it worked, except I am still having some trouble between the cheeks of my you know where. In addition, I a having some red rash which is under the skin, sort of like red dots. It responses to cortisone cream. I am going to make it though tx no matter what. I have had Hep c over 25 years and my liver is grade 3/4. VX-950 is one of my last hopes.
Thanks,
Any suggestions?
I am in the rollover from Prove 3. I was in the control group A which got placebo. Tx was stopped the first time after 5 weeks b/c I did not have a 10 log drop in first 4 weeks. That was back in June. I am on week three of the rollover study. My viral load was 30 million and it dropped after one week. I have not heard my week two results, I will today or tomorrow. They have also added the control groups from Prove 1 & 2 to my study. We are all unblinded.
Thanks macna
There's plenty threads on the forum about itching and good advice on general care if you search.
dointime.