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Anyone else still detected after 6 weeks with mild cryoglobulemnia?

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Author Topic: Mild Cryoglobulemnia and HCV still slightly detected after 6 wks Harvoni  (Read 4810 times)

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Offline JackN

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Viral load was 800,000 and fell to 575,000 BEFORE starting Harvoni
Viral load at 575,000 w no chirrosis at the start of treatment.
Likely infected in 70's. Liver functions always normal.

Started harvoni 12-4-15 at 575,000.
4 week testing showed the numbers went from 575,000 down to 63.
Additionally tested at 6 weeks showed a drop from 63 to 21.

I am on the 8 week Harvoni treatment, and the GI is trying to obtain approval from insurance company for additional four weeks.  (12 weeks hopefully)

I also have a mild cryoglobulemnia.

Is there any data that shows with the cryo there may be a slow response to clearing the virus?
1A
Likely infected 1970's
VL 575,000
Liver Functions normal (ALT/AST)
F0 Fibroscan
Started Harvoni 12-5-15
4week labs 63 VL
6week labs 21 VL
2-17-16 NONDETECTED :) prior to 12 week EOT
3-28-16 EOT 4 week testing = nondetected
5-11-16 EOT 10 week testing = nondetected

 


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