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Thanks for your prompt reply Tig, you're the best...Didn't mean to derail the thread.

Hi Josh smile hope you are able to get the treatment you seek. 

Best wishes, Iris



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60 years on planet, Female, diagnosed 1978 as non-a non-b, VL 8mill+, Fibro f-1f-2, Genotype 1a, treatment naïve....UNTIL 7-01-18  !!!! started Harvoni 12 weeks. :)

4 weeks=UND, 8 weeks=UND, 12 weeks=UND (EOT= 09-23-2018)

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If you're using a VPN (virtual private network) they will alter your location. You would know if you're using one though. Some are free and others are fee based. They send your internet traffic to a different server location. It provides a little bit more anonymity and security while you're using the internet. You can only select specific locations utilizing the fee based VPN's. Free offerings generally provide an IP from the country you're located in. That has been my experience with them. I use a free one anytime I use public wifi.



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67yo GT1A - 5 Mil - A2/F3 - (1996) Intron A - Non Responder, (2013) Peg/Riba/Vic SOT:05/23/13 EOT:12/04/13 SVR 9+ years!

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I recently had an ip from south Korea but was at lake Havasu, how does that happen?

Iris



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in the silence of the woods, you will not be alone- Chief Seattle

60 years on planet, Female, diagnosed 1978 as non-a non-b, VL 8mill+, Fibro f-1f-2, Genotype 1a, treatment naïve....UNTIL 7-01-18  !!!! started Harvoni 12 weeks. :)

4 weeks=UND, 8 weeks=UND, 12 weeks=UND (EOT= 09-23-2018)

Tig


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Hi Joshua,

Please tell us a bit more about yourself. I notice your profile mentions you're in Orlando, Florida, but your IP originates in India. Did you move since registering?

The quick answer to your question regarding retreatment is yes, you can retreat after failing any medication protocol. If you are in New Delhi, you are in a location with all of the new generic medications. Please contact your physician for advice on what's the best course of treatment. Good luck.

If you are needing help, you'll have to provide us with some history. Have a nice day...



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67yo GT1A - 5 Mil - A2/F3 - (1996) Intron A - Non Responder, (2013) Peg/Riba/Vic SOT:05/23/13 EOT:12/04/13 SVR 9+ years!

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Hi Joshua,

Welcome and please give us some more information about yourself ) Genotype, type of treatment, AST/ALT) (look at some of our signatures in other threads for ideas) and then everyone can make suggestions and give better feedback.

wendy 



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Wendy 53 y/o, DX 1994, geno 1A F1

1999 TX 1 - Inter -non responder 2001 TX 2 - Peg + Riba - viral load tripled and taken off

T3:  Harvoni 12 weeks Sept. 19, 2015 ALT 41 AST 30 VL 541800 UND at EOT and SVR 24 ALT 18 AST 26 platelets 223

 



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What treatment did you do before?

There are many members here who tried the old treatment (interferon/ribavirin) but it failed to cure them that have successfully re-treated with the new meds. 



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My treatment before did not cure me. I want to give it a new try. I want to fight this. Am I eligible to be treated again and start a new life?



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