Who May Take REBETRON Combination Therapy?

Your doctor will help determine if REBETRON Combination Therapy is right for you. Studies show that 40% of patients respond to REBETRON Combination Therapy. Since not being treated could result in severe liver disease, it may be advantageous to explore this and all treatment options with your doctor.

REBETRON Combination Therapy is helpful for some people, but it may not be the right treatment for every patient with hepatitis C. Pregnant women and women who are breastfeeding must not receive REBETRON Combination Therapy. Neither should people with autoimmune hepatitis (an inflammation in your liver caused by your immune system).

You should notify your doctor if you receive REBETRON Combination Therapy and you also have a history of heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, thyroid disease, severe depression, certain types of anemia, or chronic renal failure. Treatment will be stopped if such a condition worsens.

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The Importance of Treatment
REBETRON Combination Therapy
Who May Take REBETRON Combination Therapy?
What to Expect During REBETRON Combination Therapy
Benefits of REBETRON Combination Therapy
Side Effects and Safety Information
How REBETRON Combination Therapy Is Taken
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