More on Tela vs. Boce , a pretty comprehensive overview of what we know and what we don't know ..
http://hepatitiscnewdrugs.blogspot.com/2011/06/new-treatments-for-hepatitis-c.html
Ooops, ment SVR. Anyway, thanks again. I start treatment in August. I'll b back.
Thanks, this was just the information I was looking for and after reading hours of research yesterday I decided to go with telaprevir. The prospects of a shorter treatment duration is a plus. Honestly, I was leaning towards telaprevir all along but after reading the side effects included anal itching, burning, and possibly even hemorhoids. I was reluctant. But I have to keep my eye on the goal of SVC and I just think that telaprevir may be slightly more effective.
They say if you treat the Tela rash immediately it's manageable. And there's always procrit or the anemia side. Tough choice but I'm so happy you have a choice to make, it's awesome that these drugs are here and people have such a better chance for SVR now ,
Good luck !
Yes can do is right -- If you are undetectable at 8 weeks and 24 weeks you treat for a total of 28 weeks with victrelis
can-do is probably right. I tend to focus on what is benficial to me as a relapser and don't have the labeling here with me to tell. You can rely on what can-do says.
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