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Hi everyone, it's me again......got resukts back today and it still show UND!! After being taken off of treatments @ the end of 14 wks, I'm still UND. I figure I was because I'm still losing hair so the meds have to be in me still? All my labs are good alittle still in the RDW HBG is up to 14, my "INR", shows 0.99 is that good? What is GFR, Black it says 113 >60 GFR, Non Black 94 >60 HCV RNA Log Not Calc <1.63 log 10, don't understand that. But in writing it says No detectable level of HCV RNA. This is all good news? Thank you everyone for being here for me through all this. Anyone think that 14 wks will cure me?
Cheers!!!
SVR bloodwork typically is at 6 months post tx....
Hi Danny, I was genotype 1b with a VL of 2.5 million which isn't that high, I also have an enlarge liver, so my Doctor first said 48 wks, but my lab work was getting pretty bad so, he took me off completly. When does someone get their SVR anyone know?
Being a genotype 2,you had all the chances on your side for only doing 14 weeks on SOC....SVR rates are still very high for a G2 doing only 12 weeks of treatment.
Wonderful, congrats !!!!
This is fantastic news! So happy for you.
Advocate1955
Advocate1955
Thank You All!!!! I'm so afraid it will back fire on me after all the meds get out of my system. But, for now this is good news and perhaps it will help others keep the faith. Again Thank You -
Congrats on being Undetected, at 3 months post...this is a very good predictor :)
Congrats?
Your chances are excellent !
Your chances are excellent !
YAY! YAY! YAY! I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!!
sweet!!!
Wow! That is great news. Congratulations!
Agree with Can-do-man ... your chances are excellent.
Agree with Can-do-man ... your chances are excellent.
Congratulations, that is great news! We do hear of occasional SVR's after very short treatments, and I think you just joined that lucky club!
Being that your still UND at 3 months post treatment then yes it looks as if 14 weeks did it... Congrats you are truly one of the lucky ones...
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