Still looking for answers but
I have been learning that eyes are a big part of this. Including color loss. Looking back now I'm surpised they don't educate us a little more on wathcing for symptoms.I did read a few interesting articles. This one said 24% of patients with standard or pegylated alpha-interferon had some sort of retinal hemorrhage yet lesions remained asymptomatic and disappeared in all patients. That means 1/4 of us have it but most don't know. Maybe the saying "ignorance is bliss" is correct. And what we don't know won't hurt us.http://www.jhep-elsevier.com/artic...(05)00517-9/abstract
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I got in touch with an Ophthalmologist who is a leader in the field with Interferon 2a & 2b and problems there of ( I was very lucky to get in touch with this guy). He reviewed my file and x-rays and suggested I continue the standard course of therapy and get my eyes checked once a week. I relayed information to my hep C dr. The hep c dr still wants me to go to 1/2 dose and see more dr\'s at UCLA. No appointments available until 3r week of Dec.
Got to go with hep c dr