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After harvoni

I finished the harvoni treatment 1year ago, after at least 30years living with hepc. So far hep is undetectable. But i still have a few health problems, but i am still hopefull!

  1. thats great i am getting my delivery today of harvoni and ribavirin 12 weeks 7 pills a day 84 days, also how can i see my past posts or replys on any of thee forums,, it seems all posts and replys are inactive for weeks months, also how can i message other members

    1. That's awesome. Last year I was treated with just Harvoni for only 8 weeks and I am cured. I was infected with the HepC virus for about 5 years. But I'm cured today and it's a great feeling not worrying all the time.

      1. Hello,

        I was diagnosed with Hep C 1A 7 years ago. No signs or symptoms and must have got it in the early eighties.
        First treated with Harvoni in 2015. Virus returned 2 months after being undetectable. I was given Vikeria and ribavirin. Ribavirin was BAD STUFF for me. I went to a liver specialist for a second opinion and was told, stop taking that drug it won't work. My Dr. had me take a blood test for HCV NS5A Drug Resistance. The results showed which current drugs would NOT work. In Jan 2018, I was given Vosevi which is going to work for my Hep C. No side effects so far after 6 weeks. Finish in early April. Last blood test showed virus undetected already!
        If more doctors would order this simple test it would save time and emotional stress.
        My results below:

        NS5AI
        Daclatasvir Daklinza Resistance Possible
        DCV RAVs*: Q30R
        Elbasvir Zepatier Resistance Possible
        EBR RAVs*: Q30R
        Ledipasvir Harvoni Resistance Possible
        LDV RAVs*: Q30R
        Ombitasvir Viekira Pak Resistance Possible

        1. congratulations on being undetectable! That's a promising first step! As someone who has almost the same RAVs, I feel ya. Some treatments don't respond as well as others. Harvoni failed me as well.

          And I completely agree that docs doing more RAV tests would be best, but usually they can't do an RAV test until after a failed treatment. It's my understanding that RAVs don't have enough unique markers until they show a resistance profile when exposed to treatment medication..

          That being said, it probably would be best practice to do an RAV profile post failed treatment.

          I hope your undetectable status keeps on truckin' so you can reach SVR24!

          -Rick Nash (Six Time Treatment Vet and Dragon Slayer)

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