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What happens to liver your liver after treatment?
by Bridget Dressel, Aug 13, 2000 12:00AM
Hello,
I have been on a peg study for about (2) months now. I am suffering from severe depression. They have increased my anti-depressant. Hopefully soon I will start feeling better. Although, my AST & ALT have improved tremedously just within (2)months.
My real question is if after (48) weeks of treatment, will the hepatitis come back more quickly since I have been treated with Interferon, opposed to someone who has never been treated. I would like to take about about six months off after treatment. I want to have another baby. I am now approaching (40) years old. What is your opinion and what I should do? I have been having hepatitis C since 1986, and have not drank any alcohol in the past 8 years. I am in the fibrosis stage of the disease.
Thank you!!!
I have been on a peg study for about (2) months now. I am suffering from severe depression. They have increased my anti-depressant. Hopefully soon I will start feeling better. Although, my AST & ALT have improved tremedously just within (2)months.
My real question is if after (48) weeks of treatment, will the hepatitis come back more quickly since I have been treated with Interferon, opposed to someone who has never been treated. I would like to take about about six months off after treatment. I want to have another baby. I am now approaching (40) years old. What is your opinion and what I should do? I have been having hepatitis C since 1986, and have not drank any alcohol in the past 8 years. I am in the fibrosis stage of the disease.
Thank you!!!
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