*[HCV-RNA (qPCR)-negative] is defined as less than 100 copies/ml of Hepatitis C
viral RNA as measured by the National Genetics Institute assay.
200,000 to 1,000,000 low
1,000,000 to 5,000,000 medium
5,000,000 to 25,000,000 high
above 25,000,000 very high
My first instinct also was that it was misread. Just didn't want to dismiss the possibility that it could be true, no matter how unlikely it seemed. My pharmacist said that 80 mil was very very high, but the man did clear.
80 million is very very high, log 10 scale only goes to 99,750,000 so unless they have developed a new scale it was misread
Yes, 350 million is way too high, I suspect there must have been a mis-understanding. That said, the codeine is a habit you can no longer afford to deal with. All opiates will force replication of the virus. Which means your viral load should be higher than normal but I don't think it should be that high. Time to get real and find out how sick you really are. That means, find a way to get away from the pills and find out what condition your condition is in. good luck!!
http://amjpathol.highwire.org/cgi/content/full/167/5/1189
This web page will explain hcv viral load for you
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/Basics/Viralload_09.pdf
300 mil is outside of all the viral load tests I've read about.