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Help I'm confused on which treatment to take some of the doctors never heard of geno 4d?
What part of the world are you in? Genotype 4 is not that common in the U.S.A.
That said, I would think that any hepatologist worth their salt not only have heard of your genotype but are up to speed on how to treat it.
Are you seeing a hepatologist (liver specialist) or just a family doctor or gastro? Try and find a hepatologist which can usually be found at your larger, teaching hospitals at least here in the States.
That said, I would think that any hepatologist worth their salt not only have heard of your genotype but are up to speed on how to treat it.
Are you seeing a hepatologist (liver specialist) or just a family doctor or gastro? Try and find a hepatologist which can usually be found at your larger, teaching hospitals at least here in the States.
I just wanted to add that the drugs used for different genotypes are the same drugs, the difference lies in the length of treatment.
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