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Tess1971


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Confused by your dates?  Have you found out if you are SVR yet??



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Type 2b, 3485370 IU/mL VL, sovaldi/ribavirin-12weeks, treatment end 11/15/14 SVR-UD, SVR-5-UD, SVR-14 & 32-UD. (64 yr old with hepc since 1970s)

 
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I did sovaldi and ribavirin. EOT 6/4/14 and I just did my final labs today. I will have final verdict on 6/3/14. My doc did it a bit early cause he's going on vacation. A little over a week and I hope to be joining the SVR club. Looks like a lot of us. Looking forward to a great holiday gift. Good luck and positive energy for us all in this boat.

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genotype 2 completed sovaldi and ribavirin on 6/4/14. SVR on 12/3/14
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wow!!!! All these undetectable possible SVR's look good. I won't know about my SVR until Jan.7 and I started treatment July 2013!!! Doctor decided to skip the eot+4 and eot+12. I had a eot+7 and he said see me in 6 months, guess he's really confident. I hope so. Well good luck to all of us waiting for our SVR.



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Geno 1a null responder 2004 inter/riba   finished incivek,peg/riba 48 weeks May 17th 2014. undetect weeks 4-12-32.  EOT+7 undetect. EOT+24 SVR!!!!! EOT+!YEAR SVR!!!!
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It looks like February 2015 is gonna be a decisive month for a lot of us hereIt is my birthday month so it will be the best birthday gift ever for me.  We are all gonna do it !!!  Positive positive positive vibes I am sending to all.



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Type 2b, 3485370 IU/mL VL, sovaldi/ribavirin-12weeks, treatment end 11/15/14 SVR-UD, SVR-5-UD, SVR-14 & 32-UD. (64 yr old with hepc since 1970s)

 
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Lighthouse, 

Congratulations for finishing treatment! That's great news! I don't know who would've told you that a cure could be determined two weeks after finishing treatment, it's not correct. They don't consider you "cured" or having achieved SVR (sustained viral response) until the 12th week following the end of treatment. In your case, that date is Feb 10, 2015. They should draw a viral load blood test on that day and make the determination then. We often have the VL test drawn at week EOT +4 and if it is still undetectable, the chance for success (SVR) is about 99% (good odds)! But EOT+12 is the day it becomes official! Good luck....

Tig



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my final vl test is 24wks post so I still have a month to wait


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57yo male gen 1a since '70s. Fib F3-4 VL >2M Tx started 5 Apr 14 Sov/Oly/Rib

wk 4 UND wk 8 UND, wk 12 EOT UND...keep em coming 24wks UND = SVR!
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i have been on treatment 6months  savoldi and RIBA geno 1b viral 1.2 million end treatment on 11/18/14 then two weeks later I  take a blood test on 12/2/14 like two weeks later .....I thought my doctor said that on this date I would know if I was cured or not.Is this true?



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