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| bill r 2006-07-11, 4:28 pm |
| the year long interferon/ribviran shots@pills only got my #s down to 7,000.
Since then I had a biopsy,and was told min.fibrosis&no necrosis. Can I drink
a non-alchohol beer once in a while?One of my VA Drs. said sure,but he is
only a resident MD. My other Doctor predicted some form of cirrosis in 5-6
years. Your thoughts please-My first posting.
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| greyhackles 2006-07-11, 4:28 pm |
| On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 20:17:14 GMT, "bill r" <u24007@uwe> wrote:
>the year long interferon/ribviran shots@pills only got my #s down to 7,000.
>Since then I had a biopsy,and was told min.fibrosis&no necrosis. Can I drink
>a non-alchohol beer once in a while?One of my VA Drs. said sure,but he is
>only a resident MD. My other Doctor predicted some form of cirrosis in 5-6
>years. Your thoughts please-My first posting.
While there is always some amount of alcohol in non-alcohol beer, it's usually
well under 1% by volume. As long as you don't do something truly stupid and
start downing six-packs of O'Douls at a sitting, it's unlikely to have any
significant effect on your liver...
Cheers
/greyhackles
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