Re: Re: question about hepatitis b & c

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No, HepC doesn't just go away, unless it is treated. I have been researching for five years, and there are a few things that can be done to get it under control. It is my understanding that either you have to take peginterferon/ribavirin, or thymus extract, or another supplement called colloidal silver. The interferon combination is known for making people feel really ill while taking it, but they say that it cures 5 out of 10 people with genotype 1, and 8 out of 10 with genotypes two and three. The colloidal silver, although it is not FDA approved, or recommended by most doctors, has been known to cure people without all of the awful side effects. I am just finding out about the thymus, so I don't have a lot of information on it. Apparently, we should not wait until we are chronic to do these treatments. The sooner, the better. I hope that this helps. I know it made me feel much better knowing that this wasn't a death sentence,

as previously thought. When I thought that it was only me who had this, I wasn't as concerned as I am now that I have found out that both of my children have it, too. That made me start moving on getting more information. I will post any new info. that I get as I get it. God bless you all-curlyhair134 <ka227@...> wrote: I can't believe some of the things people are saying about how their doctors are treating them. I don't know about Hepatitis B, but unless you had acute Hepatitis C and have recovered completely, Hep C does not go away on its own. It is unlawful for them not to give you your viral load and genotype. This is information that has been extracted from your body and they are legally responsible for giving you the results. Also, if you've had a biopsy they should be able to tell you

how much damage (if any) has been done to your liver. They cannot keep this information from you. Don't know for sure, but the pain could be related to your Hep C. If these folks you're seeing don't straighten up and fly right, you should consider seeing someone else. Try to get recommendations.>> hi haven't been here in awhile. my doctors are wanting to put me on > hepsera soon. i have the biopsy and alot of test to be sure i don't > have cancer anywhere still have pap smear to do. how is this medication > effect people? my nerves are bad enough without any of this but would > like to hear if you heard anything differant. the doctors seem to say > it is no big deal on the hepatitis b medication,is this true. and also > hepatitis c they won't tell me the viral load or the genotype. how do i > find this

out? they seem to think hepatitis c is treating itself. this > is weird. also having really bad pain in my right side up at my rib > cage. it is really painfull. does hepatitis c just go away on its own?? > just needed some advise as to all this. i have just went my 6 months > diagnosis they said they couldn't treat me until the diagnosis was past > 6 months. also have severe rhematoid arthritis and thyroid underactive > i take medication for. can you help on some of this?? my husband seems > to think there is nothing to having this and it is not serious is it or > not?? thanks for listening hope you can help. lisa>

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curlyhair134 <ka227@...> wrote: I can't believe some of the things people are saying about how their doctors are treating them. I don't know about Hepatitis B, but unless you had acute Hepatitis C and have recovered completely, Hep C does not go away on its own. It is unlawful for them not to give you your viral load and genotype. This is information that has been extracted from your body and they are legally responsible for giving you the results. Also, if you've had a biopsy they should be able to tell you how much damage (if any) has been done to your liver. They cannot keep this information from you. Don't know for sure, but the pain could be related to your Hep C. If these folks you're seeing don't straighten up and fly right, you should consider seeing someone else. Try to get

recommendations.>> hi haven't been here in awhile. my doctors are wanting to put me on > hepsera soon. i have the biopsy and alot of test to be sure i don't > have cancer anywhere still have pap smear to do. how is this medication > effect people? my nerves are bad enough without any of this but would > like to hear if you heard anything differant. the doctors seem to say > it is no big deal on the hepatitis b medication,is this true. and also > hepatitis c they won't tell me the viral load or the genotype. how do i > find this out? they seem to think hepatitis c is treating itself. this > is weird. also having really bad pain in my right side up at my rib > cage. it is really painfull. does hepatitis c just go away on its own?? > just needed some advise as to all this. i have just went my 6

months > diagnosis they said they couldn't treat me until the diagnosis was past > 6 months. also have severe rhematoid arthritis and thyroid underactive > i take medication for. can you help on some of this?? my husband seems > to think there is nothing to having this and it is not serious is it or > not?? thanks for listening hope you can help. lisa>thank you so much i am seriously looking for another doctor at this time. the support i get and information on here really helps alot. lisa

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