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Old 05-20-2008, 05:43 AM #6
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The Ty link is great. It answers my quesions about statistics. I guess I need to question how liver values are monitored and what are the symptoms of liver problems that you can notice before the 3 month period after initiation of treatment.

It seems that one person had elevated levels within 6 days, so there must have been an obvious symptom that something was wrong to test that soon.

How quickly can damage occur and is any of it reversable by discontinuing treatment?

I am glad to see the risk for pneumonia is so low. I have had a pneumonia vaccination and I will have to see how long a go it was.
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