Hi all,
The report I read said inteferon alone has a low success rate, about
30-40% but the rate for the combination is very good, however, if you
take interferon alone first, then take the combination if the interferon
doesn't work, then the combination has a very poor cure rate .
Serita
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That article seems out o date to me when it says that the FDA want people to
interferon first then do the combo with Riboviron if interferon works. I don't
believe that is is the current situation. When Riboviron was used in clinical
trial that was the case. Now they want everyone to start with the combo. The
Combo treatment is really expensive and makes the person feel pretty bad
usually.
Jan
Joseph Fritz wrote:
> For everyone out there interested in Hep C. I found this site it has a lot
> of information and gives references to medical studies. The address is
> http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-058.shtml
> if anyone else finds any good sites for information or would like to relate
> experiences of anything that has worked well for them or hasn't worked I
> would be interested in hearing about it.
> Sincerely
> Joseph Fritz
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