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anybody knows?
Is there already someone who did 48 weeks because of no early response at 4 weeks and achieve SVR 6 months post EOT?I know in my case I have about 63% chance of SVR. If I complete 48 weeks successfully.
Thanks alot Pooh,yes I thought it might be early to see more results on 48 weekers but great link too,much appreciate it
I believe there is one person on the forum who was DET at week 4, did 48 weeks, and attained SVR.
That does not mean the rest of us failed treatment, LOL. Most of us are just finishing our 48 weeks over the past couple of months. Therefore, we do not know if we have attained SVR or not. It is too soon for most of us 48 weekers. However, most of us were UND at the end of 48 weeks of TX so that is promising.
Those of us who were DET at 4 weeks but UND at 12 weeks have a 64% chance at SVR (depending on which study you read). If we do not have a viral breakthrough while still on Tx and can stay UND until the end of Tx, then our chances are better. Then all we have to worry about is relapse.
Here is a link to Frijole's spread sheets and you can look at them and see how people did/are doing.
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/223152
Go to the 3rd white page and click on it. There are 5 pages of stats on people on the forum. Th sheets list Genotype and subtype if known, whether Tx naive or experienced and what happened last time, starting VL, start date, which drugs being treated with, VL results for various weeks of Tx including weeks 4, 12, 24 and more if more were done, SVR if it applies
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/223152
That does not mean the rest of us failed treatment, LOL. Most of us are just finishing our 48 weeks over the past couple of months. Therefore, we do not know if we have attained SVR or not. It is too soon for most of us 48 weekers. However, most of us were UND at the end of 48 weeks of TX so that is promising.
Those of us who were DET at 4 weeks but UND at 12 weeks have a 64% chance at SVR (depending on which study you read). If we do not have a viral breakthrough while still on Tx and can stay UND until the end of Tx, then our chances are better. Then all we have to worry about is relapse.
Here is a link to Frijole's spread sheets and you can look at them and see how people did/are doing.
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/223152
Go to the 3rd white page and click on it. There are 5 pages of stats on people on the forum. Th sheets list Genotype and subtype if known, whether Tx naive or experienced and what happened last time, starting VL, start date, which drugs being treated with, VL results for various weeks of Tx including weeks 4, 12, 24 and more if more were done, SVR if it applies
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/223152
Thanks my Canadian friend,I will wait if someone will respond.And yes I am rather brain foggy .I am 1b geno,2x Tx relapser and 2years on maintenance Interferon post last relapse 2005.Keep warm up there!
Greetings from a fellow Canadian.I'm a neophyte at all of this,but there is a bunch knowledgable folks here that could help you.You would have to provide more information about yourself such as what genotype and what treatment your on ect...If your not to brain fogged try and google the stuff up.
Best wishes
Dannyboi7
Best wishes
Dannyboi7
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