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Curing Hepatitis
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Ask the Experts
To know if I cured from hepatitis A?how to know surely if i have cured from hepatitis A? what of test I should do?anti Hav?anti hav IgM?I recently anti HAV reactive...
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
All persons clear hepatitis A. It is not a chronic infection so you don't have to worry about this. No testing is necessary to see if you cleared it....
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How to cure HepatitisC1a ?I am 67 and contactedHepC when I was 62 out of a hospital stay. I am in a small catagories, tht I... Read more »how to cure hepatitis b chronicrespected mami m suffering hepatatis b last 10 yrs as its chronic , i like to know how can i get... Read more »
Articles
A New Drug Shows Promise of Hepatitis C CureResearchers report success in blocking the hepatitis C virus's ability to colonize liver cells in 18 hepatitis C-infected patients with five weeks of treatment using the antisense oligonucleotide miravirsen. Fourteen weeks after miravirsen... Read more »
My Fight for a Hepatitis C CureLynda Dee I thought I had dodged a bullet. I had stopped using heroin intravenously in the early '70s and tested HIV negative. My husband wasn't so lucky -- he died of complications from AIDS in 1987, two years after our son died from SIDS. I... Read more »
Hepatitis C Drug Raises Cure Rate in Late TrialA Phase III trial of Vertex Pharmaceuticals' experimental hepatitis C virus drug telepravir boosted cure rates of infected patients taking standard treatment, the firm recently announced. With standard therapy and telepravir, 75 percent had a... Read more »
HCV Coalition for the Cure Launches White House Petition to End Hepatitis COn February 19, HCV Coalition Founder Margaret Dudley, along with her husband and many other advocates, announced a drive to obtain 100,000 signatures that they plan to present to the White House. Hepatitis C is the most widespread blood-borne... Read more »
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Known Exposure(?); PEP; HEP C "cured"; Home Access
Posted by login123
What a roller coaster this has been. In November, I started having sex with someone who was HIV + and "cured" of Hep C for several years (5+). I saw his medical records. With regards to HIV, he had an undetectable viral load <20 for years and was...
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a glimmer of hope for a cure
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
A small proof-of-concept study has shown that the drug valproic acid (Depakote) may be able to reduce the pool of dormant HIV-infected cells in the body. According to the authors of the study, which was published in the 13th August edition of The...
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Window for Hepatitis and Hiv and more
Posted by Anonymous
Yes, Window in sweden is up to six month but more likely 2 month. This virus can take some times to develop and you are using other tests than Antibodys. Hepatitis is a liver infection so you will have the virus there AND HIV virus is spread in the...
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KEVIN TRUDEAU's BOOK NATURAL CURE they don't want
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Anybody read this book, what is your conclusion concerning the natural cure?
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