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Just wondering
I know I have only been on meds for two days,peg ,RIBA ,sovaldi,but does the headache ever go away? Drinking plenty of water.exceeding recommended amount . Hoping it is side left over from shot . I hate taking tylenol ,I feel like it is damaging to liver .
Woke up pain free this morning . Guessing headache was from peg . Two days ,not horrible . Feel like myself today (almost) . Well off to enjoy this glorious day ! Be safe and stay strong !
I will stay out of sun however
I will stay out of sun however
Sx come and go on Tx, and everyone has a different experience. Would think the only cause for concern would be if the were continual or became more painful. Did the Sovd/Riba and not the interferon so headaches were not prevalent.
Lynn is correct that Tylenol is OK to take in recommended dosages, but you may want to clear it with your Dr for your own piece of mind. Stress also can cause headaches so try to get out and do some brisk walking. Many have also gone the meditation route with positive outcomes.
Please know we are all pulling for you to help get you thru unexpected Sx.
You've initiated Tx, and am now on your way to better health. Good luck with Tx, and hope for few bothersome sides.
Take care
...Kim
Lynn is correct that Tylenol is OK to take in recommended dosages, but you may want to clear it with your Dr for your own piece of mind. Stress also can cause headaches so try to get out and do some brisk walking. Many have also gone the meditation route with positive outcomes.
Please know we are all pulling for you to help get you thru unexpected Sx.
You've initiated Tx, and am now on your way to better health. Good luck with Tx, and hope for few bothersome sides.
Take care
...Kim
It is probably from the interferon shot. I didn't get any, but it is a possible Sx. It should go away in a few days. Keep up with your water, and keep eating too. Take it easy. Good luck. One day, one side effect at a time, you can do this!
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