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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
female
29
5ft 1 135lbs
1a
689,000
Harvoni
8weeks
Completed April 7
SVR
F0-f1 fibroscan score 2.5
Treatment naive
All In all I had no troubles with this treatment! I took care of my 3 young kids 6 and under with no problems. Completely graeful for being given the opportunity!
Positives.... Well I am hep free, doesn't get any better than that
29
5ft 1 135lbs
1a
689,000
Harvoni
8weeks
Completed April 7
SVR
F0-f1 fibroscan score 2.5
Treatment naive
All In all I had no troubles with this treatment! I took care of my 3 young kids 6 and under with no problems. Completely graeful for being given the opportunity!
Positives.... Well I am hep free, doesn't get any better than that
This thread has been allowed to fade away. Please let's don't let it.
ALL who have completed treatment and either reached SVR or who have RELAPSED, please post here.
We keep saying that the test results are on cherry picked patients. The only way we will ever be able to get a 'real' picture on the general population, is to keep this going so there are results on both side.
Here is the basic form we have been using
.
Gender:
Age:
Ht/Wt:
Genotype:
VL at start:
What Treatment:
How Long:
Date completed
SVR or Relapse:
Liver Status:
Naive or Prior treatment:
Additional Comments:
Positives:
Thanks. Pat
ALL who have completed treatment and either reached SVR or who have RELAPSED, please post here.
We keep saying that the test results are on cherry picked patients. The only way we will ever be able to get a 'real' picture on the general population, is to keep this going so there are results on both side.
Here is the basic form we have been using
.
Gender:
Age:
Ht/Wt:
Genotype:
VL at start:
What Treatment:
How Long:
Date completed
SVR or Relapse:
Liver Status:
Naive or Prior treatment:
Additional Comments:
Positives:
Thanks. Pat
Gender: Male
Age: 57
Genotype: 1a
VL at start: 106,000
What Treatment: Interferon/Ribavirin/Boceprivir
How Long: 48 weeks
Date completed: 05/05/15
SVR or Relapse: SVR 12
Liver Status: F3
Naive or Prior treatment: 1995 Failed Interferon12 weeks.
1998 Failed Interferon/Ribavirin 10 weeks.
Age: 57
Genotype: 1a
VL at start: 106,000
What Treatment: Interferon/Ribavirin/Boceprivir
How Long: 48 weeks
Date completed: 05/05/15
SVR or Relapse: SVR 12
Liver Status: F3
Naive or Prior treatment: 1995 Failed Interferon12 weeks.
1998 Failed Interferon/Ribavirin 10 weeks.
You went through 2 failures, so I'm sure you know exactly just how lucky you are. The SVR chances with such a liver are much lower than compensated livers.
Needles to say, I'm in the exact same situation. Almost identical. However, no SVR for me yet. I'm still on week 2 of Harvoni.
Needles to say, I'm in the exact same situation. Almost identical. However, no SVR for me yet. I'm still on week 2 of Harvoni.
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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