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Author Topic: Thought this was relevant to those with HIV  (Read 9907 times)

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Offline BillT

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Thought this was relevant to those with HIV
« on: November 08, 2015, 10:24:40 am »
I don't have HIV but thought I would pass this along for those that do.


https://news.yahoo.com/people-hiv-could-soon-stay-214742500.html
« Last Edit: November 08, 2015, 10:26:26 am by BillT »
Contracted 1973 Military
Diagnosed 1980
Pegintron treatment 2004 unsucessful
Genotype 1b
FibroScan 10 (F2)
Start Viekira 10.17.2015

AST 40 ALT 69
VL 440k
10.31.2015/Week 2 Labs : AST 14/ALT 17
No VL done
10.14.2015/Week 4 labs : AST 14/ALT 14
VL UNDETECTED!!!
12.11.2015/Week 8 Labs : AST 12/ALT 13
No VL done
01.05.2016/EOT labs : AST 15/ALT 13
VL UNDETECTED!!!

12 WEEK SRV:UN-BLOODY DETECTABLE !!!!!!!!

24 WEEK SVR:UNDETECTABLE!!!! Thank You God.

Fibroscan 6Mo. Post Treatment 7.15.2016-5.3(F1)

Offline Seymour Akshun

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Re: Thought this was relevant to those with HIV
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2015, 10:00:40 pm »
This is great news as getting to undetectable is the objective of HIV treatment in the absence of a cure.  Knowing that it is impossible to pass on HIV once you are undetectable makes it more important than ever for everyone with HIV to get treatment. 
« Last Edit: November 08, 2015, 10:03:19 pm by Seymour Akshun »
Two unsuccessful interferon-based treatments
Treatment with DAAs in 2015
Currently awaiting SVR

 


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