sorry about your recent report.
platelets were my first casualty of cirrhosis. i am now around 100,000. you did not mention nodule formation which i believe is used to diagnosis cirrhosis. my recent report states"architectural distortion with compete and incomplete nodule formation." did the the pathologist state how many portal areas were evaluated? i've read it takes at least 10 to assign a stage. i will be interested in how the pathologist in Dallas interprets the slide.
blessings,
eric
I'm so sorry to hear this.
May you soon be hep C free.
My only advice is to drink lots of coffee and try to keep your sense of humor.
Good luck,
OH
I'm sorry to hear about your biopsy report. I don't know if you remembered but 2 of my 5 biopsies showed bridging fibrosis. Then, on the one that I had last June, it showed no bridging fibrosis and that actually it looked like I'd had some improvement. Mind, I still haven't cleared the Hep. But, I had the two 5 weeks clinical trial treatments, one year apart, between biopsy #4 which showed bridging and biopsy #5, which showed no bridging. Recently, I had a fibroscan which went along with the biopsy #5, more so than one with bridging. So, I think that any time we do treatments that it helps the liver. Try to keep up with your normal positive attitude that I hear in your posts and I think you'll do great! Susan400
From one crazy to another, so sorry to hear about the progression, but hope this round with triple trt with be successful.
Keep us informed. Wishing you all the best.
We are all here to support you...Youve been a great a great addition to the forum.
Wish you well and I know you will terminate the dragon!!
Charm
Ah gosh, Kathy—
I haven’t been checking in often in here lately, and almost overlooked this. So sorry to hear about the new developments; as Willing said, at least your path is clearly defined now.
I’ll drop you a quick note and check in further. Good luck, old friend-
--Bill