Hello again Sven,
Well you obviously can't be sure it will happen but it has with me: I had a LiverMultiScan a month after EOT and they told me that my liver was totally normal in all respects. I was really surprised and obviously very pleased. With a fibroscore of 9.5 Kpa I was F2/F3 two or three months before I started treatment. An LMS is a more sophisticated tool but doesn't give an exact comparison, however my fibroscore would have been 7Kpa or lower, given the liver was normal, or so I think.
So I don't see why your doctor shouldn't be absolutely right. There are other factors involved and there's more info about fibrosis regression than I can recall now, but you could look it up. Dr F always puts in the caveat that 'Your mileage may vary' but perhaps you'll be just as lucky?
All the best anyway,
RSF
PS And I am no spring chicken. Alas I shall be 63 this year and though I can't be sure, I almost certainly contracted the virus decades ago. RSF
G3a. Probably infected 40 years ago.
Diagnosed July 2015
7/7/2015: ALP 69, ALT 209, WBC 5.8, VL 40,000. Fibroscan 9.5 Kpa.
Commenced treatment Sof/Dac (Natco Pharma) 24 wks in Feb 16
VL UND @ 4 wks, 12 wks
EOT 6/7/16
SVR 12
SVR 24
PHEW! Thank you so much Dr James, Monkmeds and all at Fixhepc