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DiscussionAutoimmune Hepatitis and remission?
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Thanks for sharing your experience, Marijo4. That's quite the hospital experience with a full dose of drama to go with it! I'm sure it wasn't funny at the time, but what a great attitude to have in hindsight.
Yes, I have also read about azathioprine and white blood cell counts, so thanks for providing your personal insights and experiences re: possible connections. I will keep all these "tips" in mind for my future appointments given that my diagnosis is still only about three weeks old. I found your comment extremely helpful!
Good luck to you. I hope you read my other post to humbug. (#1 Dicken's fan here). Your experience getting diagnosed is not unusual; normally it takes a long time. My diagnosis of Sjogren's led me to the diagnosis of AH, because of the blood tests run after the biopsy of the mouth tissue. Are you on prednisone? Initially I was on high doses and eventually tapered off, although it took at least six months to get rid of the side effects. For me, the road has been somewhat different than what you read. I no longer have AH, but have developed several
autoimmune conditions that flare for a time period and then eventually go away. Fingers crossed. This happened with my Dad as well. I laughed at your experience and thought it sounded like my life...I'm usually on the wrong side of statistics...but this helps keep me focus on my issues and how to manage them.