hbvdna pcr and if detactable take tenofovir in order to avoid failure of vaccine.
> greetings of peace to everyone, i was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis b and was confined for 12 days. sgpt was 7000 on the first days then down to around 600 by the time i was discharged. a week after discharge, sgpt was down to 240. no liver biopsy nor fibroscan was done. hbv-dna was 1620 IU/mL. the doctor said i will have the dna count after 5-6 months. im on a strict diet, low protein, fruits and vegetables. i am taking lamivudine and vitamin k.
1%) is up on a whopping 61x surge in volume in response to its announcement of results from a third-party laboratory (in vitro) study that showed greater antiviral activity in a hepatitis B virus (HBV) cell culture for product candidate CMX157 compared to Gilead Sciences' (GILD -0.9%) tenofovir alafenamide fumarate (TAF).
my hepatitis B is positive. when i checked for DNA load on december-2013 it was 10360IU/ml. I am taking Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate tablets IP 300mg Daily one tab. After using this again i was checked on july-2014 in this DNA report it shows Target not detected.my quetion is can i clear it please help me. my age 29yrs can i marry with this condition please help me.
To test whether your father has responded to Tenofovir treatment, he should test his viral load (hbvdna) and ALT in about 6 months' time. Tenofovir is very effective, his viral load and ALT should come down significantly from the baseline values. Generally, Tenofovir has to taken for at least several years or longer. In a few lucky patients, Tenofovir may be stopped after meeting several criteria and under the advice and straight supervision by a HBV specialists.
The following presentation, among other things, summarises nicely few important points regarding the stopping of llong-term NUC therapy (in particular TDF therapy).
http://regist2.virology-education.com/2015/nlhepdag15/S3_2_Sonneveld.pdf
About 50% of people on TDF who stop TDF after being undetectable for long time go on without the relapse (without the need to restart the treatment - for at least a year after they stop)...
s no curable drug available for hepatitis B for now .2 o/o with chronic hepatitis B has cleared the virus . some on treatment (ART) and others not . Some with chronic hepatitis develop hbsag without any treatment and are cured .
what are the tests you have done
You just need to accompany your treatment with good nutrition and supplements .
So personally, I will try to understand why your ALT is elevated, and to see whether it is still rising in a few weeks time, and to see what your viral load is doing. Finally, if your doctor is an expert in treating Hepatitis B, you may ask him why he is using both Tenofovir and PegIFN in your situation.
find a real doctor only tenofovir (3years at least) and peginterferon can be used to cure hbv in sequential treatment
//www.medhelp.org/forums/Hepatitis-B/show/223?
I also asked from doctors which medicine should I start taking, he told the first once in new in India and the company is also not good and the second one (which he has recommended) is quiet old and it is from known company.
Can anyone suggest me which one should I start taking? Also doe’s tenofovir has any side affect? How do I will come to know about side affect after taking these tables?
Stopping Tenofovir is better for the Hepatitis B Patients in Long Term
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Most hepatitis B patients who stopped taking tenofovir (Viread) after more than 3 years on treatment had good outcomes, according to a presentation at the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) 50th International Liver Congress last month in Vienna.
Thoughts? My thought it that will this drug is good, they need to speed up the cure instead of focusing on trying to "pimp" this drug.
http://www.hivandhepatitis.
Hello,
I have been a HBV (detected since past 12 months) and I have done Fibroscan and it has shown numbers like 6.5KPA to 6.8KPA... (Laster year it was the same 6.
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