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Class of 2009 - SVR this year
I thought I'd start an SVR 2009 thread, just to see how many people made it this year.
I started this thread on the Hep Social Forum, but just realized that not everyone is hanging out over there.
I started this thread on the Hep Social Forum, but just realized that not everyone is hanging out over there.
G3 treated three times. Relapsed twice have been SVR for over 2 years now.
Peg-Intron and Riba for 4months first time, 24 wks second time and 24wks third time. Have no idea why it worked this last time. But grateful that it did
Red
Peg-Intron and Riba for 4months first time, 24 wks second time and 24wks third time. Have no idea why it worked this last time. But grateful that it did
Red
Geno 1-a
Base VL-21 million
Boceprevir-RESPOND-2 Trial
Stated Nov 08 to July 09-36 week arm
SVR 12
i know its only undetected 3 month post TX,i think i may be coming back to this thread in Jan 04-2010 to report SVR-24.
Base VL-21 million
Boceprevir-RESPOND-2 Trial
Stated Nov 08 to July 09-36 week arm
SVR 12
i know its only undetected 3 month post TX,i think i may be coming back to this thread in Jan 04-2010 to report SVR-24.
Genotype 2b
Treated for 48 weeks with Pegasys and 24 of those weeks with Ribavirin.
(The extra 6 months of IFN was to fight HBV thus delaying my offical SVR by 6 months)
SVR Sept 09
My fight against HBV goes on, but glad to have made the SVR Class of 09 for HCV.
Treated for 48 weeks with Pegasys and 24 of those weeks with Ribavirin.
(The extra 6 months of IFN was to fight HBV thus delaying my offical SVR by 6 months)
SVR Sept 09
My fight against HBV goes on, but glad to have made the SVR Class of 09 for HCV.
Hi Marcia... Hope all is well with you. Made the class this week! SVR!!!
Genotype 1A
Starting VL 700K
Treated in Schering-Plough Boceprevir Sprint II Trial
Started Nov 2008 ended May 2009 - 28 week arm
Genotype 1A
Starting VL 700K
Treated in Schering-Plough Boceprevir Sprint II Trial
Started Nov 2008 ended May 2009 - 28 week arm
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