Wednesday, July 27, 2011

A year ago I was diagnosed (?) Hepatitis C. The diagnosis exhibited only according to the serological analysis. Without waiting for the results of qualitative PCR analysis, and genotype. Qualitative analysis, surrendered before treatment was negative, the genotype is not installed. Further qualitative analysis because not once has not been positive, the genotype is not set (analysis rented more than 10 times). 1,5 months from start of treatment was determined by viral load, despite the fact that the qualitative analysis of the negative. Load: 4.3 x 10 (4) units. Designated therapy, because I had fever, ALT, bilirubin increased. I was treated for 40 weeks. In the early and treated reaferon Veroribavirinom, then introns and Rebetolom. Had contraindications to treatment: posttraumatic kistoznoslipchivy arachnoiditis, on this occasion was on disability until 2003, of which declined as then served as incompatible with disabilities. Mama Red systemic lupus. Now restore the disability group. In a word I do not agree with me in the hospital rendered medical services. For obvious reasons, in our town the truth will not find Stakhov company appraised the quality of care that are not directly answered no to one question - apparently in the hospital chart information are appended at least contrary to the statement. All documents in my hands. Other experts at the reception of course say that doctors at the hospital did not properly done, but for obvious reasons, refuse to act as an expert. Can a qualitative examination of the quality of medical care?

Respond Tatyana Stepanova, a gastroenterologist, hepatologist We do not do the examination. We obsleduem if it is reasonable to conduct an antiviral treatment, then we spend it, of course, weighing up all the contraindications. Similar question: ... for the purpose of treatment the following tests: PCR (positive), ALT, AST increased 2-fold, the genotype of the virus (waiting for the result), or even necessarily to pass on your viral load? 2) How to ...

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