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1652596 tn?1342011626

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i just started on a clinical trial yesterday.  so far i haven't had any symptons.  i've heard that weeks into this i'll start feeling down.  i also heard about hair loss.  has anyone used ovation cell therapy hair products with any success?  i'm new with this and very unsure of what to expect.  :(  i don't want to be a drag for my family either.
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i'm involved in phase 2b, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial.the sponsor is gilead sciences, inc.  i'm being treated at scripp's research center in la jolla.  i am excited but also nervous like you.  i have a great study nurse.  i'm also going to be going to the green hospital on the 1st wednesday of every month for a hep c support group.  they have different speakers each time.  next month will be my first time.  if you're interested it's on the 2nd floor at 6:00.

thanks for your response and keep in touch.
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Welcome Belle - I don't have any sage wisdom to impart, there are many many on here who have a wealth of information.  I would just like to welcome you and wish you well in your treatment.  Which clinical trial are you involved in?  I just got the call yesterday for my appointment to possibly get involved in one here in San Diego!  am excited and nervous.  Please keep us updated on how you are doing as your tx progresses
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