Does Cbc Give A Hint Of Hep C

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VERY PUZZLED AND WORRIED

pls doc my partner was diagnosed 4 month ago with hiv,hepc and also a bite from a sandfly.as u can imagine the whole process as been a nightmare.he is at present on truvada norvir and retniver i think,well i am very worried as he has constant sweats...

Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.

Tufts University School of Medicine

Your partner should begin feeling better on his HIV medications. If his fatigue continues, there are many causes to be considered. One is hepatitis C, which causes liver disease and often accompanying fatigue. He should have monitoring of his CD4... Read more »

You answered a question for me 8 months ago but symptoms still persist!

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Pinksters test results:

Posted by coby, 9 Replies

I told you I would let you know what came back and what he said so here it goes.

Doc called at 6:00 tonight and all my tests were back, this is what he had to say. My EIA was negative, my Westergreen was normal, my cd4 is 1180 and my HSF was in the... Read more »

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