Nudge .. nudge .. wink .. wink ..
If you need a transplant quickly you go to a State with high
altruism / donation upon death and having low rate of health
insurance.

i was diagnosed yesterday with Hep C. I began having liver problems
(started as pain, scans showed cirrhosis, tests found high iron
retention, varices, etc--but no hemochromatosis) 4 years ago and was
tested for Hep C but came up Negative. I had my blood checked Monday

Hello everyone, this is my first post.
I was told by my doctor 4 yrs ago that I had hep-c.
I started seeing a specialist 2 years ago and am now preparing for
treatment. (interferon/ribavrin)

Type 2b s4 week tx.
End of week 16 for me yesterday. I just got my week 12 results = UND. That's
week 4 & week 12 both UND for me. It looks like I might have killed my
dragon ......... I hope.

I think I have a pinched nerve from straining my shoulder a couple of months
ago. Shoulder's still sore, arm is prickly/tingly/pins-and-needles and my
fingertips are numb. So, I made an appointment to see the doctor, expecting
a referral to a physiotherapist. It's a new doc. I ...

Still undetectable.
Anyone know the likelyhood of testing positive on the 6-month post-tx
if one is undetectable on the 3-month? My Dr. thinks it is probably in
the single digits, but is not sure.

Chuck wrote:

This has probably been asked before but I can't seem to locate any recent
information on this. Apparently coffee has an advantageous side effect,
amongst others, in that it has been shown to be helpful in reducing liver
cancer in people with hepatitis C. That aside, caffeine is a ...

Liver disease 'shrunk' by blood-pressure drug
June 1st, 2009 A blood-pressure medicine has been shown to reverse the
effects of early-stage liver failure in some patients.
Newcastle University researchers analysed a small clinical trial of