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Another 1a undetectable
Hi all,
Sorry if I misspell, just ogt back from eye exam, had them dialated. can't see very well.
I had a message from the doc's office.... 6mo post tx heptimax still undetectable. my liver enzymes were 18 and 9.
Sorry if I misspell, just ogt back from eye exam, had them dialated. can't see very well.
I had a message from the doc's office.... 6mo post tx heptimax still undetectable. my liver enzymes were 18 and 9.
wowzerssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so verra verra happy for you both,,,you give me hope(i am 1A also) OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!! glenda
Dec. '02 I had severe fatigue. Went to doc. lab work showed hep c
I also had joint pain.
Went to GI in feb '03
v/l 10 million
had biopsy stage 3 grade 2
started tx 3/28/03 peg-intron and rebetol
sides were very bad, I had every side except mouth sores. at week 12 I was undetectabe also after week 48.
Meds were procrit, effexor, ativan, ambiem, vioxx
I had 2 major breakdowns where I just wanted to quit.
But I stuck it out. I still get very teary eyed when I talk about it. Still taking effexor, vioxx and have switched from ambien to trazodone, and take the ativan only when needed.
I am seeing a Rhematologist for fibromyalgia, and will be seeing a dermatologist in a couple of weeks for a skin problem.
My PCP is a D.O. and is great.
While on tx, I did not have much of a appetite. Ate alot of oatmeal, macaroni, chicken. I had no desire for red meat. Drank tons of water, and alittle green tea.
I mainly just listened to my body and let it tell me when to rest.
I also had joint pain.
Went to GI in feb '03
v/l 10 million
had biopsy stage 3 grade 2
started tx 3/28/03 peg-intron and rebetol
sides were very bad, I had every side except mouth sores. at week 12 I was undetectabe also after week 48.
Meds were procrit, effexor, ativan, ambiem, vioxx
I had 2 major breakdowns where I just wanted to quit.
But I stuck it out. I still get very teary eyed when I talk about it. Still taking effexor, vioxx and have switched from ambien to trazodone, and take the ativan only when needed.
I am seeing a Rhematologist for fibromyalgia, and will be seeing a dermatologist in a couple of weeks for a skin problem.
My PCP is a D.O. and is great.
While on tx, I did not have much of a appetite. Ate alot of oatmeal, macaroni, chicken. I had no desire for red meat. Drank tons of water, and alittle green tea.
I mainly just listened to my body and let it tell me when to rest.
VERY, VERY COOOL!!!
BIG CONGRATULATIONS. Thanks for posting your excellent news and sharing it with everyone. All the best to you and yours.
Gulfcoast
BIG CONGRATULATIONS. Thanks for posting your excellent news and sharing it with everyone. All the best to you and yours.
Gulfcoast
GREAT News !!!!!!!!!
Being a 1a myself, this is such wonderful news. Being a person who had hepC and treated this disease your undectable status makes my heart real, real, real, real happy.
Congratulations !! Give yourself a HUGE pat on the back. You deserve it.
`dtr.
Being a 1a myself, this is such wonderful news. Being a person who had hepC and treated this disease your undectable status makes my heart real, real, real, real happy.
Congratulations !! Give yourself a HUGE pat on the back. You deserve it.
`dtr.
Congratulations!!!! Great news. I am former 1b and was also undetectable 6 months after treatment.
Foreign girl.
Foreign girl.
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