What's your vitamin d25oh level.have you tested them during the treatment with peg
Still running on hope
did not get any lab work
Now had 23rd inj
will repeat ALT and HBsAg IU/ml after 24th inj and then will decide about further PEGasys
running on hope
morale is good
Not sure about the myth. It's there and it's very real. But it should not consume us. It's easier said than done.
It's all up to future medicine and it looks promising. Unfortunately, the early chronically infected cannot get rid of the virus without the help of modern medicine/science. Strong immune system is simply not enough when you are infected at an early age.
Your HBsAg looks good and I do know you are keen to get rid of it for jobs overseas. The IFN treatment is sucking out my energy level. How are you handling it?
I too hope you will clear the virus, you are so close now.
Its now a challenge for me to get rid of this thing
We must not lose hope
We must fight and challenge the myth of incurability about HBV
Don't give up on it. It can still work.
Look at paris2013 result.
I wish you the best of luck.
it seems fluctuating s levels.......u should not stop ifn ......... complementary support medications/eatables may and general workout may help you up to good extend
best of luck
what about your S antigen level ?
I just want to get rid of Hep B
So many issues with getting new job
Got job offer from mid east but bec of this i did not go there although pay was 5 times more
I insisted and doctor agreed
This is not a standard treatment option
yea it may not benefit me
Just wondering, is it your decision to take Pegasy or your Doc? Before Pegasy, were you on any anti-viral?
You have such a low HBsAg count pre-treatment and undetectable HBV DNA before Pegasy. Also your LFT was normal. That suggest a no treatment rule.
How's the sides?
now i m talking about your case, if you still have detactable hbvdna at more than 50-100iu/ml tdf might be useful, if it is und it is not
reason for different results can be low HBsag
mutations generally occur in actively replicating viruses not the latent sleeping ones
u mean tdf is useful only when hbv dna is high
other machines are obsolete with sensitivity extremely bad and not detecting hbsag mutants, so you may have a mutated hbsag not detectable by the other methods
i asked about hbvdna because if it is high (but probably it is not) tdf might be useful
had been HBeag Neg and HBe Antibody positive since 2005
An interesting thing to share is that once i tested HBsAg in 2009 by ELISA and turned out to be negative but then i did it from another lab and was positive using CMIA and then kit method was negative twice
But we know gold standard for qualitative is CMIA and for quantitative abbot machine in IU/ml
hbv dna by pcr was done only once almost 18 months ago and was undetectable ...less than 116 copies/ml
is hbvdna less than 10iu/ml now at the 15th peg injection?
Simvastatin carries almost no side effects
also lowers cholesterol
Long term use is time tested
you can try nitazoxanide or simvastatin, both very cheap...since otan results i d try sim first
yea u r right
but zadaxin is costly
combinig it with pegasys makes the cost of living too high
May i ll try this when HBsAg goes below 5 IU/ml
zadaxin might be more helpful than tdf for you, tdf might have been useful few years before pegintf i guess