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Gregg, Thanks for responding. You're so right. It's been a long, sick 2 yrs. I am now well enough to fight for myself so I'm not going to go back to her. I feel like such a jerk because they say nothings wrong with me and I can hardly walk around. Thanks for your concern. In my area Hepatologists are hard to come by and so are GI's that specialize in AIH. cherry Re: [ ] Help Hi, I think you surely should get another GI. there is something wrong if they only want to see you once a year. You need to be monitored more frequently. my GI sees me every 3 months now that my condition is stable. He saw me a lot more when I was first diagnosed. Greg

[Guest guest]

Cherry, my name is Judy,Pens.Fl. I have AIH and just

noticed some minor brain fog. My ammonia level was

checked & was elevated. I was placed on Lactulose.I go

in 2 weeks to have it rechecked. This is not something

to take lightly & if your Dr. is change Drs. Its your

life and you must insist that this be addressed. Good

luck.

Judy/Pens.Fl.

--- nanacherry@... wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> Between the viruses, computer problems and sick

> down time, I'm finally back. Not that my brain

> fogs are improved but am still looking for a

> hepatologist. All of my information was deleted

> from the 2 cleanings of my computer. Amazingly,

> was the only thing left when I logged

> back on. To refresh everyone, I have AIH,

> cirrhosis, osteoprosis and hepa-encephology(?). The

> last thing I remember was a post from Jerry about my

> high ammonia levels. I am taking 5 mg. of

> prednisone,50 mg. of zinc, 40mg of Prozac daily and

> Fosamax once a week (for osteoprosis from pred.) I

> will be grateful for any info. you can re-send me as

> my Liver specialist doesn't want to see me for a

> year since she believes none of my complaints are

> from my liver or meds. and my sirrhosis is only on

> paper to her. I am searching hard for a

> hepatologist as I am not functioning too well even

> though my blood counts are pretty normal (except for

> ammonia level). I also have had low grade fevers

> for over a month now and my family dr. gave me one

> antibiotic for my cough and congestion, which I

> still have, and is afraid to give me more. Sorry to

> burden everyone. Thanks again

>

> Cherry

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[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.

[Guest guest]

There are a few possible answers to explain your

results. Depending on if your C is recent infection,maybe

viral count,if non-detectable is too low to measure. Is

also possible you were false positive to begin with.

RIBA test should be done to determine. Also from what

I have learned TMA test is most accurate test for

viral count. It is possible you did have C and got rid

of virus on your own. I had Hep B & C and carry

antibodies for B and 3 non-detect test on C. Have never done

conventional med's , but alternatives. Am waiting for results

from TMA test which takes 80 days to replicate the

virus,if it is still alive.