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Hep C symptons?
Today I broke out with a red, tingling rash on body, extremely achy. Last week left lymph node was swollen and went away after 5 days of antibiotics. Eyes are extremely red too. Does any of this sound related to Hep C? I was diagnosed in 2007. Liver bx showed Stage 0, Grade 1
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
Yep when I was on incevik I had a blister like rash all over my back. It was horrible. Hang in there your dr. can give you some cream, I used CeraVe cream and it worked great.
Hi stacy...
Sorry to hear about your diagnosis of HCV. The symptoms you mention do not sound atypical of having the virus ,however only your doctor after doing thorough examination of you and running any appropriate testing would be able to give you a proper diagnosis.
Nice to hear you have no liver damage(fibrosis) .This Will give you options towards treating your HCV in the future ..
Welcome to the group..
Will
Sorry to hear about your diagnosis of HCV. The symptoms you mention do not sound atypical of having the virus ,however only your doctor after doing thorough examination of you and running any appropriate testing would be able to give you a proper diagnosis.
Nice to hear you have no liver damage(fibrosis) .This Will give you options towards treating your HCV in the future ..
Welcome to the group..
Will
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