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SVR or Relapse?
As more and more members are either reaching SVR or relapsing, I thought we could start a thread which allows those who have completed treatment to post their personal results. This may be helpful to others who will be starting treatment soon.
If you choose to participate, please follow this outline:
Gender:
Ht/Wt:
Genotype:
VL at start:
What Treatment:
How Long:
SVR or Relapse:
Comments: (if any)
Feel free to suggest additional info.
Nan
If you choose to participate, please follow this outline:
Gender:
Ht/Wt:
Genotype:
VL at start:
What Treatment:
How Long:
SVR or Relapse:
Comments: (if any)
Feel free to suggest additional info.
Nan
I am so happy to hear of your husbands SVR! I am thrilled that the cure is finally at hand! I know you have both worked long and hard for this!
I also want to extend my sympathy on the loss of your dad. Dads are so special and I hope your memories and love for him bring you comfort.
I also want to extend my sympathy on the loss of your dad. Dads are so special and I hope your memories and love for him bring you comfort.
Thank you, dear friends. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. My wonderful dad passed away on the 15th. The most important thing he taught me was how to persevere during difficult times and I am grateful. It was perseverance that helped my husband and I finally get to hear that he has beat this insidious monster, Hepatitis C.
So what I want to say to everyone out there who are struggling every day with Hepatitis C, "hang in there"! My husband's case is proof that it can be beaten. I am certain that one day soon hepatitis C will be a thing of the past.
My best wishes to all. Be strong and persevere! The rewards for doing so are great.
Nan
So what I want to say to everyone out there who are struggling every day with Hepatitis C, "hang in there"! My husband's case is proof that it can be beaten. I am certain that one day soon hepatitis C will be a thing of the past.
My best wishes to all. Be strong and persevere! The rewards for doing so are great.
Nan
Thank you dear friends. Sorry I didn't respond sooner. My wonderful dad passed away at the age of 96 on the 15th. He taught me many things but the most important was how to persevere during difficult times and I am grateful.
What I want to say to everyone fighting this Hep C virus is "hang in there!"
It WILL happen! My husband's case is proof of that. Before long, hepatitis C will be eradicated.
Nan
What I want to say to everyone fighting this Hep C virus is "hang in there!"
It WILL happen! My husband's case is proof of that. Before long, hepatitis C will be eradicated.
Nan
All right nan that is fantastic news!!!!!
I am so happy to read this congrats to you both :-)
I am so happy to read this congrats to you both :-)
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good to see!
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Age: 59
Ht/Wt: 6' 220#
Genotype: 2b
VL at start: 125,000
What Treatment: Sovaldi/Ribavirin
How Long: 12 weeks
Date completed 04/22/14
SVR or Relapse: SVR
Liver Status: F2-3 on biopsy 06/13 Fibroscan 10.2 kPa 07/14
Naive or Prior treatment: Naive
Additional Comments:
No side effects to speak of. I was able to XC ski regularly and cycle 200 mi+ a week while on treatment. Hemoglobin went as low as 13.9 but no anemia