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Old 03-02-2009, 06:32 PM #6
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Default Autoimmune Hepatitis
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Originally Posted by KSLady View Post
Has anyone on this board ever been diagnosed with Autoimmune Hepatitis, or know someone who has the same? Hepatitis literally means swelling of the liver, therefore my diagnosis means that my immune system is attacking my liver. I would be interested to hear from anyone who might have any information on this disease!
KSLady:
Hi - I have autoimmune hep and was diagnosed 11 years ago. I have never met or corresponded to any persons with this problem. What do you want to know. ? Do you want to correspond?::
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