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Hep C and PBC
Does anyone here have PBC, primary Billary Cirrhosis - and hepatitis C. ?
cause I am so tired from both of them
I am week 8 ( of S+O no RIBA) which I hope will cure the hepatitis C, but will not help the PBC as far as I know
I slept all the time first 2-3 weeks,
now have alternating days of very tired and great ( with a sprinkle of insomnia) but I have other auto immune diseases, so hard to tell what are side effects,as fatigue is normal for me,unfortunately , but I love the days with energy!
i had lowered thyroid dosage at beginning of TX as pulse was high, but maybe is to low now need another blood test
Was undetected at 4weeks
GT 1B/ TT/ 43 years of Hep C/ hypothyroid / primary Bilary Cirrhosis
cause I am so tired from both of them
I am week 8 ( of S+O no RIBA) which I hope will cure the hepatitis C, but will not help the PBC as far as I know
I slept all the time first 2-3 weeks,
now have alternating days of very tired and great ( with a sprinkle of insomnia) but I have other auto immune diseases, so hard to tell what are side effects,as fatigue is normal for me,unfortunately , but I love the days with energy!
i had lowered thyroid dosage at beginning of TX as pulse was high, but maybe is to low now need another blood test
Was undetected at 4weeks
GT 1B/ TT/ 43 years of Hep C/ hypothyroid / primary Bilary Cirrhosis
Wow thank you so very very much Cookie!!!!!
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Found some posts here - http://treato.com/Hep+C,PBC/?a=s - I think it's sort of a search engine for different medical forums.
Well please let me know if you find anything on both, I haven't found anything either :-(
I don't have both, but I have PBC and other autoimmune issues, and my b/f was just diagnosed with Hep C, suspected via dirty instruments during surgery. I'll be following your question as I am concerned about catching the Hep C from him, and I haven't been able to find anything online regarding having both.
Just still asking anyone have Hep C and PBC together?
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