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626299 tn?1316707893

Two Weeks into Triple Thrpy - Accidental Blood Draw

Went in for my 4 week dr appt yesterday. At two weeks, the lab acidentally did a VL draw. At two weeks, went from 4.1M VL to 53!!!! Dr is confident my 4 week results will come back as UND!  Wont know for sure for a few day but ......After treating and not being successful before, this is EXCELLENT news! happy dance, happy dance..oh cha cha! I feel the earth move under my feet... OK, enough of my virtual serenade! Anyway, so if one is UND at week 4 anyone know the probability of achieving SVR?
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1711722 tn?1356487554
I love those songs, and am dancing with you!!  Surely your 4 week results will have you dancing down the street. Don't know if comparison studies have been done on just 4 weeks UND to chances of SVR.  But maybe someone else here will know.  Congrats again on the 'welcome' accident!  Love the photo of the doggies :)
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223152 tn?1346978371
How absolutely nice to have the extra test.  Good luck on the 4-week test.  frijole
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