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lab results
Well, my labs results came back. 6 months after treatment.
HEP.C VIRUS,RNA (BY PCR)
Not Detected
Asked my NP what were the chances of relapse after a year of being und, and she said she had not seen any cases of relapse after 1 year
HEP.C VIRUS,RNA (BY PCR)
Not Detected
Asked my NP what were the chances of relapse after a year of being und, and she said she had not seen any cases of relapse after 1 year
I did triple tx with incivek. Full dose the whole time.
I did have to get epo shots in the last half of my tx.
I did have to get epo shots in the last half of my tx.
Congrats Marty!
During treatment did you ever require blood transfusions for low hemoglobin levels? Go and enjoy life!
During treatment did you ever require blood transfusions for low hemoglobin levels? Go and enjoy life!
Congratulations, I am so very happy for you
Thank you for sharing this important information
Dee
Thank you for sharing this important information
Dee
Congratulations! Did you triple therapy? Did you take full dose of Riba? Or reduced? That gives us so much hope!
Thank you for posting your success!
Thank you for posting your success!
Congratulations! Be sure to come back and inspire us with wonderful stories of post-SVR life – I'm having some difficulty even imagining it and need my memory of good health to be refreshed!
Just curious. Was this your first time to treat for Hep C?
Also curious about your liver biopsy fibrosis stage.
Also curious about your liver biopsy fibrosis stage.
Congratulations on attaining SVR. Now you can relax and enjoy your new Hep C free life.
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