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Being Reactive And Non-reactive...what Does This Mean? Posted: 11-08-03 10:06am


I have been told by my doctor that i'm reactive to hep a & c, but not b. What does this mean? I have been taking 600mg of dilantin for over 20 years for seizures. I haven't had a seizure in 10 years or more. Can I possibly have hep c?

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