The video is just amazing – it gave me a visual insight into replication factorings that are so very complex
I now ‘think’ I understand why the new DAA’s are such a scientific revelation
gt 1a VL 6m
F2/3 FibroScan – 9KPa in 2011 and 7KPa in 2015
sof/dac 10 December for 12 weeks
pre tx alt 85 ast 51
4 wk alt 34 ast 31 UND <35
8 wk alt 29 ast 32 UND <15
12wk alt 25 ast 25 EOT 3.3.16
SVR24 UND KPa5.3 F0 in normal range
I am well
.forever grateful to fixhepc
Thanks for that. I really appreciated the calming music while watching the little fellas party.!
Geno1a 35years fibrosis 2 or 3 different results from different hospitals ??
24weeks mesochem sof/led as unsure of fibrosis status.
currently UND. No bad side effects
Have svr12 … waiting for svr 24
I now have SVR 36 weeks.
Thanks for that… I didn’t understand much however its given me and insight as to how complex HCV is and the incredible research that has gone into the discovery of DAA’s not only for HepC but for other life threatening diseases. Science is truly remarkable.
GT2B Diagnosed 1989
Started Tx 6.Nov.2015
F3 Fibroscan 17: April.2015
Alt PreTx: 186 Ast PreTx: 157 VL PreTx: 733,000 27.10.2015
Alt Week 4: 14 Ast Week 4: 28 VL Week 4: UND 7.12.2015
It shows how NS5B, an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase, has been identified as the core of the replication complex – which possibly explains why sofosbuvir is a constant DAA throughout the treatments – working in tandem with various other inhibitors possibly selected through trial results on the basis of genotype. Of course not being educated in this field – my hypothesis could be total horse s—t. The video is superbly designed and medical training has moved to a whole new level with current technology.