if you spend 100 hours reading va rules- the va has a let die policy if you have hep c
Yes my husband had the same shots. The military quickly sweeps it under the rug, by everyone having to be on drugs and them not excepting responsibility. We are hashing it out with them as they did think they had the cure: Read the following
Yes, my husband has experienced many symptons due to interferon and ribavirin therapy and they continue even though he had to stop treatment in January of 2006 due to an allergic reaction to the drug. He was completely blind for one year and since 2007 he now has vision in just the upper half of his eyes. It destroyed the retina and the optic nerve is gray, due to a stroke behind the eyes. Mind you he complained to the doctor in October of 2005 and they sent him to an optomotrist and his hep c doctor told him to continue with the treatment as the eyes would go back to normal after treatment was completed. The treatment caused low vision, joint pain, tremors, lesions on his brain (like MS), memory and short term memory loss, autoimmune disorder, lupus and psoriasis, anxiety etc.
I asked the same questions once, why 1945 to 1965 and was told that the virus was discovered in 1940 and blood work was not tested for this until after 1990 or there about.
Maybe the govt doesn't want to freak people out so have started with this 1945 to 1965 as there are many more people who were not born during those years that have it.
I believe the military's culpability for this epidemic is why hep C is still the silent epidemic that it is.