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TMC 435 study I am undectable at 4 wks
I am in the TMC 435 study and I undectable at 4 wks. Am so excited! Had to share
Great news! That is amazing, I am so happy for you.
I started week 9 yesterday and I asked for my VL and liver enzymes, but I won't know my VL until week 12 or 24, at least that is what the study coordinator told me at my visit yesterday.
It is a great idea to go to your primary doctor!!!! I definitely want to know!
Carmen
I started week 9 yesterday and I asked for my VL and liver enzymes, but I won't know my VL until week 12 or 24, at least that is what the study coordinator told me at my visit yesterday.
It is a great idea to go to your primary doctor!!!! I definitely want to know!
Carmen
You have to go get your blood tested at your primary doc! thats the only way you will know, its hidden until end of study! And don't you want to know!
Fantastic???!!!!
How do you know though since its a study.... And results are blinded?
I'm on that study as well... Week 4 next week.... And we don't get VL results until end of study...
Good show to you nevertheless.
Marie
How do you know though since its a study.... And results are blinded?
I'm on that study as well... Week 4 next week.... And we don't get VL results until end of study...
Good show to you nevertheless.
Marie
Awesome news......you must be floating with happiness!
Looks like you are well on your way to slaying the dragon for good ; )
Looks like you are well on your way to slaying the dragon for good ; )
That's terrific news! Folks with RVR have a great chance at SVR. Yay you and yay TMC435!
Congrats on this. great news!.It looks like given Und at week 4 ..you are most probably taking the study drug.
Because you are a relapser is the protocol to do the full 48 weeks or iwill it be shortened due to the RVR?
Best to you...
Will
Because you are a relapser is the protocol to do the full 48 weeks or iwill it be shortened due to the RVR?
Best to you...
Will
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