RE: Questions/ Connie B

[Guest guest]

The

first shot can be a doozie. Let us know when it’s time and we’ll

let you know how to prepare and what to expect. Be sure the Rheumatologist

knows you have hep c.

RE:

Questions

Thanksso much for your

input. I did ask the dr the

second time I saw him how many pt. he had treated for

hepc and he said tons. I ask what does tons mean and

he said many. I can understand the pill junkie

thought. I have an appointment in the morning with the

rheumatologist that I originally saw first. He said we

could talk about my options for pain treatment and

that's fine with me it's just my joints hurt so much I

need something. What is also confusing is that the

first time I saw the gastroenterology he said my

symptoms matched those of hepc. Than I put treatment

off for 1 month and now my symptoms are not from the

hep c. So I agree with you that I need a second

opinion and I have an appoint with another dr. on the

30th for a second opinion.You are all so wonderful and

I think you have alot of knowledge. I'm sure I will

be on here a lot after I begin treatment, that first

shot has me scared. Thanks again you are all wonderful

Connie

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