Treatment with Harvoni?
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Many baby boomers, born between 1945 to 1965, have a high incidence of HCV infection. These folks who are hepatitis C positive and have genotype 1 & 4 are the best candidates, sometimes genotype 3, for generic Harvoni treatment
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- 1. SOUL OF HEALING SUNNY PHARMA
- 2. Who are the likely candidates for treatment with Harvoni? Many baby boomers, born between 1945 to 1965, have a high incidence of HCV infection. These folks who are hepatitis C positive and have genotype 1 & 4 are the best candidates, sometimes genotype 3, for generic Harvoni treatment. How did the Baby Boomers get afflicted with hepatitis C? In early to mid 1900’s in the US, hygiene and blood borne infections were not well understood. Doctors’ often performed surgeries with unwashed hands. During the South Korean war many doctors would operate on multiple patients without gloves or hand washing. Essentially moving infection from one patient to another unknowingly. Contamination by blood was common and sterilization practices of medical instruments were sub par.
- 4. After the Treatment with a licensed generic Harvoni? You’ve completed your treatment, now what. Your doctor should have asked you to take a viral load test after 8 weeks in to your treatment. Compare the viral load with your baseline before you started the treatment. Usually, the generic Harvoni is working and fighting the hepatitis C virus. So, your viral load should be lower than it was earlier. After you completed the treatment, take another viral load test 3 months down the road. Your test results should show that no virus detected. Congratulations, you have completed your treatment and hepatitis C virus load is not detectable.
- 6. FYI: SVR12 means sustained viral response after 12 weeks after completing treatment. SVR24 means sustained viral response after 24 weeks after completing treatment. We have received 100’s of patients sending us lab tests stating that they have cleared the virus. We always ask our patients to take another viral load test after 12 to 18 months of treatment. This will provide great comfort to be 100% sure that the hepatitis C virus has not relapsed. Ninety-nine percent of the time HCV does not relapse. We want to hear from ALL of our patients’ and their loved ones that the generic Harvoni indeed work to cure hepatitis C. All generic versions of Harvoni , Sovaldi and Epclusa are manufactured under the license and supervision of Gilead Sciences and the FDA. Medical disclaimer: Do not rely on SoulofHealing.org and SunnyPharma.org as an alternative to medical advice from your doctor or other professional healthcare provider. Please consult with your physician for any and all medical treatment and medical care.
- 7. If you’re planning to come to India for medicine and medical care, we provide Full Concierge Service from most Indian International Airports to your hotel or residence apartment. We will be available 24/7 when you’re in India. Please let us know all necessary details in advance so we can efficiently cater to your needs. If you want to schedule a time to talk to a doctor, pharmacist or advocate, we’re here 24 hours a day, 1-858-952-1077 and by email at hcvmeds@gmail.com