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In a simple way describe your case, and find a friend on a similar situation to talk (sorry my english).

Im From: Brazil
Age: 32
Gender: Female
Diagnostic: 2003
When I started to treat: 2009
Biopsy: F3 (2009)
Fibroscan: none
Med I take: First Interferon for 4 months (I felt really bad) / then I took entecavir 0,5mg for 4 years.
Suplement: none. Everyone here takes  D vitamins?
Situation: I stopped entecavir, now for 5 months (set/2015), PCR is undetectable and I cry all most everyday.

Please, tell me you case and correct me if there is a better way to report everything.
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Hi, Brazilian - you can find out about other members' cases by reading the other threads in this community.  Hope this helps!
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I still wish that everyone wrote here about your on case
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really? Iron?? thanks!
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yes viruses feed on iron for replication
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You definitely get a lot of support & advices from this hep b community. Stay tuned.
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do you think I should suggest to my doctor start a new treatment with tenofovir before the exames detect that the replication is back?
Better to continue antiviral treatments unless you have total clearance.  Avoid having food containing top much iron. In my experience, my hbv are activated after taking iron supplements because of iron deficiency anemia.  It was inactive for decades I am assuming I got it when I was 13.
Please read too much iron, not top much
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Brazilian1983 stopping Entecavir 0.5mg is not a good idea because the virus 'll come back again. So try to speak about this issue with your Doctor.
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Im having a lot of problems with doctors here, the first time I felt symptoms the doctor prescribed corticosteroids, so that probably is the reason that I do not recover and became chronic , there is no support group, no one to talk about Im very happy that I found this place. thanks
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