Thank you for this information. I am relieved about the interptetation of the hypodensity and the tumor marker. I just finished week 2 and actually have more energy than I have had in years. Also. my ankles are no longer swollen.

A molecular test was done and indicated my mutation reacted to the Mayvret. I am hoping my scheduled blood tests will indicate it is working.

I will keep you all posted as I get results. My fingers are crossed and praying for a cure. 40 years living with this disease, as all of you – I want to finally win the war and enjoy better health.

Hypo = less = cyst
Hper = more = cancer

Hypo is good.

It’s great to hear you can feel the difference already. These medications are good and you are taking a good one. It should all be OK, but here’s the thing. On the first round of treatment 5% of people fail. That’s sad, but at FixHepC we run by the mantra of the US Marine Corps – No man (or woman) left behind.

I have nearly 4000 patients. About 200 failed the first round. A few died, but everyone else we got cured the second (or in a few cases 3rd) time around.

It will be ok.