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Well done, this is a very good indicator for success.  I hope you will soon be one of the dragonslayers!  Nxxx



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Great news, Mark, congrats on your 8 week result! 

Your numbers are looking very good indeed and you have every reason to be happy about how your treatment is going  I do understand your caution after last time but this is a very different and more powerful treatment than the victrelis triple you did. 

It`s great that you`re not getting any side effects, and that must have been a big relief for you!

You`re doing great..onwards and upwards!

~ Jill 



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Was Gen 3a, 

24wks Peg Ifn/Riba, Sep 2010 - Mch 2011

UND @ Wk.4, UND @ EOT, 

SVR Nov 2011 --> Still UND @ EOT + 4 yrs.

 

 

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Hi Mark,

Hey that's fantastic! Your numbers look excellent and lets just say they will continue to get better! I can relate to the old triple Tx, man did I feel bad... It's great to see people like yourself getting an easier ride this time around. Lord knows you deserve it!

Keep us in the loop and continued good luck!



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Tests came through today. Geno 1A

Previous HCV,RNA Quant   TMA <43IU/mL               now  <15   undetected

             HCV, RNA Quant bDNA <1,63log 10                    <1.18

             Tumor Marker 8.3                                                 5.9

              ALT               88                                                  35

              AST              64                                                   30

 

I am very happy about this but also cautious. I relapsed at 6 months post INT/RIBA/VICTRELIS and had tested undetected at 8 weeks and at the end of treatment. So, the real test for me will be about 9 months from now. The immediate difference is the lack of side effects. During the INT/RIBA/VIC treatment I was pretty sick and had to recover after treatment which took months. I wasn't really able to sense what it was like to be SVR. This time I am starting to notice some changes and look forward to determining what it will be like to live without Hep C.

 

             

 

 



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68 yrs old, HepC 1A, relapsed 6 months post Victrelis/Interferon/Riba. Fibrosure F4 currently using Harvoni

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