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I can't remember what the test is called...but its a test that tells you how well you will respond to treatment. Has anyone had this test prior to treatment?
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1669790 tn?1333662595
I see Will addressed your question very well in your other thread.  
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1722607 tn?1335747858
I had it done. And my results were CC. the nurse said that means i will respond extremely well to treatment. also got my biopsy results. Stage 2 fibrosis. Is that good or bad?
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1669790 tn?1333662595
Its called the IL28B test.  By the time I found out that it was commercially available I had my 4 week PCR done and was UND.  At that point it didn't seem important.   However, if starting over, I'd definately have it done.

http://www.natap.org/2011/HCV/021411_02.htm
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