Epclusa 400-100mg Tablets: Shares experiences and discuss side effects

I'm on week 2 and feel like I have the flu. Body aches, fatigue, and a low-grade fever. Has anyone else had this? I already called the doctor.

I'm curious about the long-term effects. Has anyone been on Epclusa for more than a year and can report how they're doing? And it has worked very well.

Epclusa has been a game-changer for me. I've had minimal side effects, and my viral load is undetectable. I'm so happy I have it. I've been in the hospital for Hep C so many times. This has been something amazing. If you do experience bad side effects you can tell your doctor and he can lower your dosage and make you take it less often, but I don't think I will have to. This is the best.

Epclusa saved my life. I was stage 4 liver disease and now my liver function is almost back to normal. I had a few bad side effects at first, but my doctor adjusted my other medications and things got better.

I've been on Epclusa for 2 years now, and I've had no issues. I had a few side effects at first, but they go away after the body gets used to it. I've had no problems.

I've been on Epclusa for about 3 months now, and while I've had some tiredness and headaches, it's been manageable. I recommend taking it with food to help with any stomach upset. And make sure you stay hydrated. I can't believe it's effective against all major types of Hepatitis C. That's crazy how rare it is to be able to get rid of it. It's so good.

My doctor told me that the serious side effects are very rare. I stopped worrying about it and focused on getting better. I believe it's the best thing that you can do. Don't take the doctors word as gospel.

I had to stop taking it because of severe nausea. I couldn't keep any food down, and I was miserable. I wish my doctor had warned me about it. Maybe I'll have more luck with something else.

I had a mild rash that went away after a few days. It wasn't too bad and it's worth it to get rid of the Hep C. But I hope it doesn't come back.