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Wow!!! Harvoni
Week zero 800,000
Week 4 20
Week 8 <12
WEEK TWENTY "Not Detected"
This is my 4th treatment. It appears to have slated the Dragon!!!
Week 4 20
Week 8 <12
WEEK TWENTY "Not Detected"
This is my 4th treatment. It appears to have slated the Dragon!!!
I have been traveling for work and not online much. All is still well here and hope and pray that you guys are doing well on your path with this stuff.
There is the new med Harvoni.
I cleared on my last treament which was clear at 26 weeks.
Iron----should be avoided because liver still need to process it and if liver damage is there they told me to simple take Men's 50+ vitiam just does not have iron. I still eat spinach so I do avoid eating fruits veg with iron.
Congratulations! So good to hear this being a new person anxious to get started on medication.
Hi, I am new here . I found this forum vey helpful and supportive too. I am glad we can find such this support . I am talking on behalf of my dad who has HCV and has been receiving a Sovaldi and Repavirin for 5 month now . My question is my dad tested Undetictable ( can't remember which week) but now the virus relapses . What is reason ? Is that normal? Can he go back Undetectable? Also, does food with iron hurt the liver or not? Or he can eat normally food rich in iron. Also, my advice to you all,if you tested undetectable, please be careful not to use your old toothbrush or your razor again . Get rid of all of these stuf because it brings the virus back without knowing.
It is time! Go forward with confidence!
Sounds like you are on your way to home base. keep on keeping on to get that Dragon!!
Won't ve long now!
Pat
Sounds like you are on your way to home base. keep on keeping on to get that Dragon!!
Won't ve long now!
Pat
4th treatment...you've paid your dues. Congrats on the UND and keep us posted on your forthcoming SVR.
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