In complete honesty- I was so sick- I just remember that I was called with my labs- and they sent an ambulance to admit me to the hospital for awhile and was told no more treatment- this was a few days after myt third dose.
Thanks for the reply- my Hepatologist thought the three treatments I did have prior to transplant were enough to lower my viral load to undetectable levels. Thus I guess my biopsies have been good for so long.
Thanks much for the reply. My biopsies have always been 0/0 or 1/0 until this one staged at 2/2. In My 2010 my viral load was detectable again yet t\low- 19,000. I cannot see the hepatologist until Dec 14th which seems like forever. The U of MN must be a busy center.
Thanks Eric sooo much yes I just did that and posted a message , and will look at those links you suggested . Andrew :)
Hi Andrew and welcome. please go to the top of the page and click on the post a question button. that way folks can see and answer your question. there are a few here that are experiencing both hcv and hiv.
the following takes you to a link that discusses some of the ways folks here have treated the sides.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Hepatitis-C/Triple-Therapy/show/1793936
i had a fibroscan about 6 years ago, and i believe it was about 48. i was diagnosed with cirrhosis from biopsy last year.
here is a link for the fibroscan
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16020491
blessings
eric
Hey there
Wanted to know a few things from the people who have gone thro treatment , I'm duel diagnosed HIV and Hcv and have been for 27 and 20 years respectively .my fibroscan showed a measure of 30.3 which im told is cirrhosis stage 4 ...am I right ? Have been told I need to get on the new triple combo which I finally got the courage to do and am waiting to start ,,is there anything that you guys know that I shouldmreallynwatch out for , barring the depression and rash and so forth . I considered compensated liver wise and my levels are pretty good , but I know it could change with having HIV and only a T.cell count of 200 . Many thanks Andrew