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  • #28559
    SHarmon
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    @sharmon

    I am scheduled for Oct 12 for my SRV12 blood test and that is one long wait. This one is the test that counts so a little nervous about it. Harvoni 12 weeks and not detected @ 4 weeks , 8 weeks and 12 weeks. Side effects are starting to subside , energy levels are staying at post treatment.

    #28562
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    @mar

    Fingers crossed SHarmon, but things are looking pretty good, best of luck.


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    #28563
    Songbird
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    Hi SHarmon
    I have always felt the older I get the faster life seems to zip by.

    Well it sure slows down waiting for these VL tests!

    Good luck

    S


    Diagnosed: 2001 GT1a , HCV since mid-70’s.
    Biopsy 2010 F1
    Fibroscan and Fibrosure 2018 F2

    Treated in trial 2010 with Dac/Peg/ Riba and Relapsed.

    Resistance test 2017. Have Ns5a Rav Q30r/H58d enhanced from doing Dac.

    Start Tx. Jan 18th/18 w/ Vosevi /Riba 12wks. plus 6 wks.Viekira Pak +Sof/Riba(From Dr Freeman @GP2U)

    VL start: 1.6mill.ALT 125 AST 88
    Wk. 4 Det @LLOQ <15.
    VL Wk.8 UND Alt &Ast 22
    Wk. 12 UND
    EOT:UND

    EOT+12 >>>UND (SVR12)! ALT11 AST13
    Nov6/18 SVR 24!

    #28564
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    @splitdog

    Good luck to you. It will be good. ;)


    splitdog@roadrunner.com

    Genotype 3
    VL 4,100,000
    ALT 101 AST 71
    Treatment Naive
    Started Sof/Dac Jan 12, 2016
    VL= <15 4 weeks in. AST/ALT normal.
    VL=UNDETECTED 8 weeks in.
    SVR4= Virus back. 3,300,000

    Started generic Epclusa Sep. 23, 2017

    4 weeks in <15 *Detected.
    12 weeks in <15 *Not Detected.
    16 weeks in <15 *Not Detected.
    Finished 24 weeks treatment 3-17-18
    SVR5 <15 Not Detected.
    SVR 20 <15 Not Detected.
    SVR 44 <15 Not Detected.

    Thank you Jesus.
    Thank you Dr. James

    #28575
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    @coral

    There’s nothing like these blood tests to induce a bit of anxiety. We’re waiting with you – good luck. #flower

    #28969
    SHarmon
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    @sharmon

    Finally got the results back 7 months post treatment and it’s “HCV RNA target not detected” but the explanation in the comments says that it is equivalent to “<15 IU/mL" but that Health Ontario will be using the new nomenclature from 2019 on.

    It's a little mind blowing that such a physically and psychologically damaging disease is not regularly screened for. I had to reach out across the ocean to find someone that cares. Thank you Dr James and the great bunch of people on this site for really giving a damn about people with nowhere else to turn to , God bless.

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    @mar

    Congratulations SHarmon, that’s fantastic #woohoo! Being <15 IU/mL 6 months post treatment definitely means that you're cured, please see this post by Dr James https://fixhepc.com/forum/end-of-treatment-eot/1652-15-iu-ml-what.html#24954


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    #28972
    dope-on-a-rope.jpgDr James
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    At 7 months post treatment the <15 means ZERO - the virus has now had 6 clear months to grow back in a DAA drug free environment. It has not grown back because.... it is gone, and gone for good.

    #magic


    YMMV

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    @coral

    Just catching up with your great news SHarmon. You did this – well done. Enjoy!

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