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Drug Tests


In order to qualify for a clinical trial they give drug tests during the screening process and on each visit. Does anyone know if tranquilizers are tested for.

The is REALLY important for me to know ASAP...thanks.
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attagrl almost didn't get into bms790052 and 7977 for popping positive for a Valium. I do think that if you have a prescription and it's not an illegal drug they would work with you.  Juest speak to the study coordinator.  Good luck!!
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Would love to know how anyone on your 24 week trial is doing post tx. I believe you're a geno 2. Do you know of any geno 1a's that have finished? I just got accepted for the 12 week arm today.
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1707536 tn?1334974077
Wow...will be following you to see what you do...Good luck in making a decision and good luck with that decision!
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1913232 tn?1361454089
Hey there Katla;
I just ran across this thread, I get a lot of support from recovery groups, hep c is quite common in the rooms of AA and NA,,they understand, I found a good group I have a sponsor who listens, it helps take the edge off. I was recently diagnosed with liver cancer, and I am going to fight, sobriety, is  a big part of that.
We all get to meet God at some point, I think I'd prefer to enjoy the day He gave me to live today. Hang in there, share your frustration and pain, many will listen. Good luck.
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