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Hepatitis C 1 moth of triple teraphy and analysis

Hi everyone.I already done my triple teraphy 1 moth i have genotype 1 b and my liver damage is 4 :(:(:(.When i have analysis i had 1 million viruses and here is time for second analysis and if it is treaded must be 0.Im very very nervous if it not treating and not be a 0 and dont know what i will do.....mayby everything will be ok.mayby:(((((((((((((((((((
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766573 tn?1365166466
Just to be clear in your 19 June post you said you were on day 8 which means your treatment start date was 11 June.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Hepatitis-C/Telaprevir-side-effect-and-treatment/show/1963791#post_9212266

If (**If**)  those dates are accurate then

6/11 - 6/18 week 1
6/25 week 2
7/2  week 3
7/9  week 4

In many cases the VL on week 4 determines treatment duration.
I do not want to assume too much or mislead you what with so little info but since you are stage 4 are you treating 48 weeks? In most cases with Incivek the treatment duration holds that if you are detected on week 4 you treat for 48 weeks anyway.

It would help to confirm or correct these dates and indicate whether you are treatment naive and whatever other info might help.

This is an older chart but here is the gist of it
http://www.medhelp.org/user_photos/show/288854?personal_page_id=1282072
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2059648 tn?1439766665
I hope everything turns out really good for you.  Try not to be nervous.  You made it through triple therapy and congratulations.

Welcome and Best To You
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2059648 tn?1439766665
Maybe ever Will be ok.  Let us know when you get your result :).

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