Viread hepatitis b
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If while being switched from Hepsera to truvada is there a risk that the Hep B could become active? Also , the Hepatitis B DNA is currently undetectable and the Hep B Surface AG is currently negative (both prior to transplant as well as post transplant, so far ) what are the chances that the Hep B could become active again once the Hbig infusions are stopped? Thank you.
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Not sure though when it is man who is the carrier if it is any difference, I believe your baby should be fine after vaccination at birth ( in the first 24 hours) as stated by stef.
Yes, Viread is considered to be safe for women during pregnancy. What I like to know is whether it is also okay for men to take Viread when they also want to father a child.
why do you wnat to switch from Entecavir to Tenofovir ?
It is only because in the moment that you stop Entecavir you have a increase in your HVB DNA?
A fulminant hepatitis B never leads to chronic Hepatitis, but often leads to death. Since the activity and intensity of the immune attack on the liver is partially fueled by the amount of circulating virions, his hepatologist wanted to reduce this factor to give him a better chance. His clinical problems are caused by the intense hepatitis, not the antiviral medication.
hi! i was also prescribed ng viread ng doctor ko. same reaction din sa akin. i changed my diet and took some supplement for my liver and so far as of last test ko nun october bumaba na lahat. close monitoring din with my doc.
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 doctor recommended Viread treatment to me for hepatitis b virus. I had taken pegasy for a year, no good result;the virus returned to the blood immediately few days after the treatment of pegasy .
For past 3 yrs i have been taken VIREAD. Normally i do DNA test every six months for the viread load. 5 dna test i did, all read negative( i.e two and half years ) . The last DNA test i did recently in january 2012 reads positive. I do take this treatment (VIREAD) everyday.My doctor is worried.
in order to be considered "cured", one has to develop hepatitis B surface antibody and completely cleared hepatitis B surface antigen(HBsAG negative)
I have chronic hepatitis B and been using Viread and Zeffix. ALT has been normal, HBV DNA has been negative and HBeAg has been positive recently. Now I am post-doctoral researcher in Paris and applied to temporary residence permit in Paris for 1-year without work permit. I have been working in an institution in my country and I can benefit from our social security system through the consulate. Namely, I do not need social security in France.
hi there, i'm Belguim guy who live in Singapore. I have hepatitis B and i dont have any viread since last friday. I urgently need to buy some viread. Where i can find it ? And a foreigner can live in Singapore witch hepatitis B ?
thanks for yours answers.
I have a best friend who was diagnosed with Hep B and auto-immune hepatitis from the liver biopsy. His viral DNA count is in 400K+ range and he has level 3-4 cirrhosis according to the biopsy. His ALT/AST are in 100+ range.
Doctor put him on Viread (300 mg) for past two weeks. He has been having very bad bloating and his old bronchitis seems to have returned (most likely the overly active immune response).
My question is: what should be the typical treatment in this case?
My test Hbv Dna viral load is 2.83E+4 IU/ml. Hepatitis B surface Antagen Reactiv
Hepatitis B surface Antibody non Reactiv
0.0mlU/ml
Hepatitis b core total(lgG+lgM) Antibody Ractive
What dose this all mean? my Dr wants me to start takeing Viread, The side affect are bad and the med is very expensive.
CMX157 was shown to be 60-fold more active than tenofovir against the hepatitis B virus, or HBV, based on in vitro studies. This significant potency difference has considerable potential in increasing the safety profile and reducing the side effects compared to tenofovir DF, or Gilead's (GILD) Viread. The company believes CMX157's lipid-conjugate design clearly differentiates it from tenofovir DF.
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