The original post on this thread is from 2002.
While your biopsy is not perfectly normal, it does not appear that you need to see a transplant doctor. They are not seen until patients have quite a bit of fibrosis (scarring) in the liver. If your clinic will treat you, you should be able to get the medication for free from the pharmaceutical company that makes it. Ideally you would have insurance and be able to find a gastroenterologist or hepatologist but if this is not to be, you can still be treted with a doctor willing to follow up. Perhaps a clinical trial would be another means for you to pursue.
There are quite a few things that can cause inflammation and fibrosis or scaring of the liver. It doesn’t look (at casual glance) that you have developed any significant fibrosis yet; this is good. You should try to obtain insurance, and go from there; there are too many possibilities to consider without a complete medical history, etc.
Good luck to you,
Bill
my daughter has been dias with hepc , she has no insurance, and i am sure no one will touch her now, she has blisters coming out on her hands, they are very painful. please some one tell me how to help her
thank you
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