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hep b vaccine nonresponder

by choo27, Jan 24, 2009 11:38PM
If you are a nonresponder to the hep b vaccine I have had three attempts of the series and non have worked.  Does that mean you are less likely to respond to hep c treatment?
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by zrjl, Jan 25, 2009 11:23AM
To: choo27
I'm  interested in the answers to this as well - I have been through the series twice and still have no immunity, I'm  doing the series again now, with the 3 injection due in March. I was also wondering if that would have any bearing on my HCV treatment. Thanks for bringing it up!

by CoWriter, Jan 25, 2009 05:29PM
To: choo27
If you don't develop immunity after the second time, a third time is not recommended.  It should have no bearing on Hep C treatment.

by choo27, Jan 25, 2009 07:21PM
To: zrjl
I read an article that nonresponders  should be checked for celiac disease  which I have, there is probably other reasons as well.  thank you for your post and I wish you well.
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