Your liver is for life. You have only one and though it is unique in its
ability to regenerate, it can only survive limited damage ? so it does need
looking after.
Place your right hand over the area under your ribs on the right side of your

Hepatitis C is a disease of the liver caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV). It
is a blood borne virus that was previously referred to as non-A/non-B
hepatitis. HCV was identified in 1989 but it was not until 1991 that a reliable
blood test was developed to identify the antibody ...

I have known of my Hep C for 1 1/2 yrs been on pegasys and copegus for 7 mos
undectable.What pisses me off is my insurance is changing beyond my control and
the new provider isn't accepted by my hep c specialist...insurance companies
are confusing.Should I expect a family practioner ...

I seem to have lost my short term memory. Anything that happened
before the treatment and I was treated twice as they pulled me off
after 6 months the first time because I went so schitz. The virus came
back, then the pegalated interferon came out which I mentaly tolarated

Has anyone heard anything back from the NHS regarding the exgratia payments?
I've had acknowledgement of my interest but the study was supposed to be
concluded in April..
Regards

My doc. is on vacation.  Left my lab values to be read by another doc.  The
White Blood Cells are 2 I think she said.
So, wants me to skip the interferon this week.  There isn't an
endocrinologist or a hepatologist on this island.  They

I took my last shot and last pills Fri May 14.
Never had a headache through entire treatment.
Got one on Saturday, May 15 and still have it. It's a doozy. Throbbing
pulsing. I guess that's just withdrawal?

Hi, I'm Bonnie and I have Hep C and also Porphyria which is a rare blood
disease and was wondering if anyone out there has these two also. My
symptons are unbelievable and will write more if anyone is interested. I
have been jacked around by the County Medical Services here in San ...

http://news.myway.com/top/article/id/403988|top|05-17-2004::20:04|reuters.html
Coke and cancer, coffee and liver.

Waterspider said:
"A p.s. to the trolls Hoof, Anonymous, Prof and their clones... please
rethink your little game of pushing buttons and pulling strings connected to
good folks here who are truly ill and going through a hard, hard time. You

Re: Finally doing it  
Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Fri, May 14, 2004, 12:52pm (CDT+5)
From: really@mostly.com (Keith)
On Fri, 14 May 2004 07:03:24 +0100, Paul

I have these itchy bumps that showed up two days ago on my elbow of all
places.  I've tried putting hydrocortisone ointment on it, but it still
itches and seems to do little good.  Anyone else have this happen to them?
Julie

I'm thinking of getting a hep a & b vaccination. I know there is more
than one shot. My question is: is there a downside to getting these? I
know some people into alternative medicine are often questioning many
vaccination shots in general. Have most of you gotten these already?

What are your chances on geno 1? I was told 10-15%... Is this accurate? Im
pretty sure Ive had it for over 15 years. Thanks again.

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Oresy muleester haz been reduced to a blatherin idjut, threatnin eber budy
n her seester. LOL!