hello thanks for the reply.
I have Blue Cross Blue Shield as well. I am going through the motions right now 2 try and find out how much treatment would be locally if it would be easier and more convenient to get my medication from a local pharmacy that is what I intend to do but I do not have my hopes up especially because I haven’t had the virus very long I am fully prepared to purchase my medication from dr. Freeman and I think him dearly for what he does he has gone Far and Beyond with helping people like us I have a uncle who passed away one year ago from liver failure and I just wish that I could have helped him by directing him to this website I also have a cousin who was just diagnosed with cirrhosis but he is currently in a penitentiary so I can’t help him for the time being but from those guys’s experience with the virus it has really opened my eyes and made me realize that I really do need to take care of this. I should find out soon enough if I’ll be able to afford the treatment locally and I believe all dr. Freeman needs from me at this point is my genotype which is still processing. Also another good reason to purchase from dr. Freeman is because I would get the full treatment and would not need to return to a pharmacy every month I plan on going to school out of state away from my local Town Pharmacy so that would be a problem. Sorry for the wall of text.

wow thank you so much, for everything! Dr.freeman you and the rest of the people on this forum have been extraordinary helpful i have learned so much about this virus. Again thank you so much!
I believe my next step is to see the specialist and determine if i can afford treatment. I will keep you guys updated <3

I just checked my email and got my results back from the ultra sound pretty interesting!

EXAMINATION:
Liver Ultrasound

EXAM DATE:
5/2/2018 10

TECHNIQUE:
Ultrasound of the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, right kidney, and spleen is performed.

INDICATION:
Hepatitis C.

COMPARISON:
None

FINDINGS:

Liver:
The liver is normal size, configuration, and echogenicity. No mass is seen. No nodularity of the liver contour is identified.

Gallbladder:
There is comet tail artifact emanating from a portion of the anterior gallbladder wall compatible with adenomyomatosis. No gallstones are seen. There is no gallbladder wall thickening or pericholecystic fluid.

Bile Ducts:
No bile duct dilatation is seen. The internal diameter of the proximal common bile duct is 3.2 mm.

Pancreas:
The pancreas is normal.

Right Kidney:
The right kidney is normal size and appearance.

Spleen:
The spleen is normal size and appearance.
No ascites is seen.

Impression:
There is no evidence of cirrhosis. Normal ultrasound of the liver.

Cool stuff! What is this tail thing on my gallbladder that they mentioned?

Here are my CBC results please let me know if their is anything out of the ordinary.

Name
White Blood Cell
Normal Range
4.00 – 10.80 10*3/uL
Your Results
4.94 10*3/uL
Name
Mean Platelet Volume
Normal Range
7.4 – 11 fL
Your Results
9.7 fL
Name
Neutrophil Automated
Normal Range
35.0 – 80.0 %
Your Results
39.5 %
Name
Imm Gran Auto
Normal Range
N/A
Your Results
0.4 %
Name
Lymphocyte Automated
Normal Range
20.0 – 50.0 %
Your Results
43.9 %
Name
Monocytes %
Normal Range
2.0 – 12.0 %
Your Results
12.6 %
Name
Eosinophil Automated
Normal Range
0.0 – 6.0 %
Your Results
3.0 %
Name
Basophil Automated
Normal Range
0.0 – 2.0 %
Your Results
0.6 %
Name
Neutrophil Absolute Count
Normal Range
1.80 – 7.80 10*3/uL
Your Results
1.95 10*3/uL
Name
Imm Gran Absolute
Normal Range
N/A
Your Results
0.02 10*3/uL
Name
Lymphocyte Absolute Count
Normal Range
1.00 – 4.00 10*3/uL
Your Results
2.17 10*3/uL
Name
Red Blood Cell
Normal Range
4.60-6.00 10*6/uL
Your Results
5.15 10*6/uL
Name
Monocyte Absolute Count
Normal Range
0.00 – 0.90 10*3/uL
Your Results
0.62 10*3/uL
Name
Eosinophil Absolute Count
Normal Range
0.00 – 0.50 10*3/uL
Your Results
0.15 10*3/uL
Name
Basophil Absolute Count
Normal Range
0.00 – 0.20 10*3/uL
Your Results
0.03 10*3/uL
Name
Hemoglobin
Normal Range
14.0 – 18.0 g/dL
Your Results
13.8 g/dL
Name
Hematocrit
Normal Range
42.0 – 52.0 %
Your Results
43.2 %
Name
Mean Cell Volume
Normal Range
80.0 – 100.0 fL
Your Results
83.9 fL
Name
Mean Cell Hemoglobin
Normal Range
27.0 – 33.0 pg
Your Results
26.8 pg
Name
Mean Cell Hemoglobin Concentration
Normal Range
32.0 – 37.0 g/dL
Your Results
31.9 g/dL
Name
Red Cell Diameter Width
Normal Range
11.0-16.0 %
Your Results
13.4 %
Name
Platelet
Normal Range
140-400 10*3/uL
Your Results
230 10*3/uL

just got home from doing my labs they did a cbc (i think thats what its called) a genotype, iron & acouple other test for tumors i think. I also am scheduled for the ultrasound tomorrow morning. Ill update as soon as i get more information.

Thanks for the information! I will update as soon as i get some more updates i really want to know what genotype i have im not sure if ill need to do more labs or not.

omg well this makes me very happy! Iv had the virus for 6. going on 7 years so i thought my load would be alot higher. I still dont understand why im having all these symptoms associated with the virus if my loads are so low? mainly itchy skin.
Another thing too will my insurance not cover the cost of the treatment since my load are low?
Still waiting on that blasted phone call to come in with my appointment date to see the specialist.
Thank you everyone ♡

You have a very good point. Im just getting real tired of these symptoms, i get really itchy at night and today both my calves are sore like somebody punched them! But on the flip side if i never had gotten any symptoms i sadly wouldnt have looked for treatment. I cant believe some people never experience symptoms after having the virus for years.
I just want to be healthy again
Iv been taking the milk thistle three times a day i hope its doing some.good besides giving me deadly gas lol.