Thanks Isis and Malcolm for bringing attention to info related to RAV's. I will have to take more time to try and digest this. Too bad this can't be a "simple" explanation.
If I am correct in my understanding of Ledi is ,That it is already effecting proteins wile being digested and absorbed in the intestine . And Diet may be a factor that can effect the RAV's .
Huey said
Oct 11, 2014
Thanks for the Info Scruffy,
From what i have made out so far the ledi inhibits the ns5b protease in 1a but has less anti-viral activity in other genotyps.
The transporters are effected by ledi at the digestive level and i find it interesting that it causes metabolic stress. Still looking over it.
We are all in this together Keep your stick on the ice.'Red Green Show'
Groupergetter said
Oct 11, 2014
Thanks Isis and Malcolm for bringing attention to info related to RAV's. I will have to take more time to try and digest this. Too bad this can't be a "simple" explanation.
mallani said
Oct 11, 2014
Hi all,
Harvoni is a treatment for Genotype 1.
For those who have PM'd me, please read 'Antiviral Activity' on page 17:
'Ledipasvir has substantially lower activity against Genotypes 2a, 2b, 3a..........'.
The Geno 2's and 3's will have to stick with Sovaldi and Riba.
I'm still trying to get my head around the RAV's mentioned. Cheers.
maddie said
Oct 11, 2014
Thanks for posting, Scruffy. Interesting stuff on those RAVs.
Isiscat2011 said
Oct 10, 2014
I am seeing quite a bit of information on RAVs contained at pages 17-19. Hopefully Malcolm will be kind enough to translate for us at some point.
This information may be particularly relevant to re-treatment issues.
Isiscat2011 said
Oct 10, 2014
Thanks, Skruffy. I will be reading that thoroughly but noticed straight away that 24 weeks are recommended for tx experienced cirrhotics.
I've been waiting to see the duration recommendation from Gilead. Looks like I know what I will be doing for the next 6 months. That recommendation should help with the insurance for all gt 1s who are in the same situation--hopefully the full 24 months will be approved for all cirrhotics who need it.
Scruffy said
Oct 10, 2014
Here is a link to the full prescribing information sheet for Harvoni
If I am correct in my understanding of Ledi is ,That it is already effecting proteins wile being digested and absorbed in the intestine . And Diet may be a factor that can effect the RAV's .
Thanks for the Info Scruffy,
From what i have made out so far the ledi inhibits the ns5b protease in 1a but has less anti-viral activity in other genotyps.
The transporters are effected by ledi at the digestive level and i find it interesting that it causes metabolic stress. Still looking over it.
We are all in this together Keep your stick on the ice.'Red Green Show'
Thanks Isis and Malcolm for bringing attention to info related to RAV's. I will have to take more time to try and digest this. Too bad this can't be a "simple" explanation.
Hi all,
Harvoni is a treatment for Genotype 1.
For those who have PM'd me, please read 'Antiviral Activity' on page 17:
'Ledipasvir has substantially lower activity against Genotypes 2a, 2b, 3a..........'.
The Geno 2's and 3's will have to stick with Sovaldi and Riba.
I'm still trying to get my head around the RAV's mentioned. Cheers.
Thanks for posting, Scruffy. Interesting stuff on those RAVs.
I am seeing quite a bit of information on RAVs contained at pages 17-19. Hopefully Malcolm will be kind enough to translate for us at some point.
This information may be particularly relevant to re-treatment issues.
Thanks, Skruffy. I will be reading that thoroughly but noticed straight away that 24 weeks are recommended for tx experienced cirrhotics.
I've been waiting to see the duration recommendation from Gilead. Looks like I know what I will be doing for the next 6 months. That recommendation should help with the insurance for all gt 1s who are in the same situation--hopefully the full 24 months will be approved for all cirrhotics who need it.
Here is a link to the full prescribing information sheet for Harvoni
http://www.gilead.com/~/media/Files/pdfs/medicines/liver-disease/harvoni/harvoni_pi.pdf
-- Edited by Scruffy on Friday 10th of October 2014 08:46:32 PM