Hepatitis C Support Group
Hepatitis C is a blood-borne viral disease which can cause liver inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer. The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread by blood-to-blood contact with an infected person's blood. Many people with HCV infection have no symptoms and are unaware of the need to seek treatment. Hepatitis C infects an estimated 150-200 million people worldwide.
For what its worth...i asked my doc today about aspirin vs tylenol vs ibuprofen...and he said he would rather i take asprin...and i for one am happy as aspirn works best on me..as far as pain relief...
I know doctors probaly disagree on this but ..well...my doctor is better than yours so there!
I know doctors probaly disagree on this but ..well...my doctor is better than yours so there!
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I back up my posts with credible sites for you to research for yourself. Do as you wish King. I give up.
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LMAO...just "F"in with you Mosrite...thanks...
gooser1
I'm not on tx but do know that when I was taking two aspirin in th morning and again at night for my PsA after 6 weeks my lfts went up 200 plus points. Took about three months of TLC with supplements rest and healthy living to get them back to My normal range. So as far as I'm concerned aspirin screws with the lfts. Doc told me he wasn't surprised and should have told him before the tests. I take wobenzyme n now for the PsA and it works better than any NSAIDs for me and is good for the liver so some of the reports say
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Thats BULSH%$...but thanks anyway
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No need to be rude.
gooser1
Wow! I was under the impression this was a place to talk about what we were all doing to help ourselves and maybe help others. Apparently I was mistaken!
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Take a friggin aspirin, youll feel better
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Gooser, Consider the source. You just keep posting.
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What about non-medicinal or external therapies like compresses and balms? not to get all earth child hppie on you but what about aroma/scent, chromatic, white noise, and light therapies? I totally understand the convenience of poppin a pill but have any of you had any luck with old fashioned remedies such as these?
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It's not that your doctor is better. It's that your doctor knows best for you.
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Lions, A very light sprizt of Lavender was helped me relax but I had to be very careful. All smells seemed super intensified while I was on Tx. Couldn't stand any perfume (even in a large, well ventilated store I'd have to head in the other direction if someone had on much perfume). Even some cooking smells of things I liked could get to me.
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