Hi Lloyd ,
I was diagnosed with HCV last June
and had a vial load of 138,000. I immediately started
on your program, though not as aggressively, and a recent
blood panel shows my viral load at 400,000 but ALT and AST
lower than a year ago. Is this a good sign?
You are an absolute inspiration to me! Thanks for all your
hard work.
Hi :
Did you have a hepatitis A or B vaccine?
Did you have a flu shot?
Did you start taking a anti depressant?
There are a wide range of things that make the viral load
go up.
If your AST & ALT are in reference range, there is little
or no liver damage being done.
The viral load isn't related to symptoms AST, ALT or anything
else I can find.
The tests need to be from the same lab, same test.
Even then most of them say on them that they can not be used
for comparison.
What are your AST & ALT?
Lloyd
The very day, 3/04, about ten minutes prior to the drawing
of my last blood test, I was vaccinated
with my third round of Combination Hep A/B vaccine.
I received a flu shot back in
November '03. I was concerned when I read the results of the
elevated viral load that the vaccine has some impact but the
nurse assured me that it did not. It seemed logical, however,
that it might have.
My original tests 8/03 showed 138,000
viral load, AST 35, ALT
56.
My new results 3/04 show 419,425 viral
load, AST 26, ALT
36.
I am seriously on a mission to get rid of this stuff. I
don't feel bad ...
I'm just pissed and absolutely refuse to be taken down by
it.
Thanks for your help.
Hi :
You should be pissed at the medical community for being so
stupid, for not knowing that they are raising your viral load.
It is going to go up more. It is not going to
come down for over a year and it is going to take a while
for that to happen.
When the nurse and all the doctors say the hepatitis A &
B vaccine will not cause this they are being blatant PIGS.
They have no idea what they are doing.
Lloyd Wright
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