Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more than one genotype

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I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an

occurance

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thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48@...> wrote: I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C

than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance __________________________________________________

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Gee, THAT'S scary...Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote: I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance __________________________________________________

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No , your geno is 1 but you do have the sub groups of a and b

Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more than one genotype

I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote:

thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote:

I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance

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But does this mean two different infections, from separate occasions? I guess it isn't really relevant, though, is it? Treatment would most likely address both?elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: No , your geno is 1 but you do have the sub groups of a and b Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more than one genotype I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote: thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote: I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance __________________________________________________

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no that is one genotype with two subtypes,DT <dannytodd@...> wrote: I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote: thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote: I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance __________________________________________________

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no that is one genotype with two subtypes,DT <dannytodd@...> wrote: I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote: thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote: I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance __________________________________________________

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Thanks ...I think??

elizabethnv1 wrote:

No , your geno is 1 but you do have

the sub groups of a and b

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Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more

than one genotype

I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?

Danny

Jackie on wrote:

thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one

genotype

Pearson <whytebird48 >

wrote:

I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you

have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from

coming in.

elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net>

wrote:

Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but

I am curious.

If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could

we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one

genotype? If blood is involved, of course...

Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance

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lol your welcome

Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more than one genotype

I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote:

thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote:

I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance

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Some folks just have the sub geno's of a genotype , I think it can happen when the virus mutates but that is my theory and not a proven fact lol

Re: Answer from Dr Gish about getting more than one genotype

I have genotype 1a/1b. Is that more than one?DannyJackie on wrote:

thats not true,, I know several others who have more than one genotype Pearson <whytebird48 > wrote:

I asked my specialist today, and he said that once you have one genotype, it pretty much prevents any of the others from coming in.elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

Qestion: Nice to know it doesn't transmit that way, but I am curious. If I was with someone who had a different genotype of C than I, could we give one another the other C genotype, can you have more than one genotype? If blood is involved, of course...Answer; from Dr Gish Very very rare to have such an occurance

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