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I’ve been on Atripla almost 20yrs. Side effects are mild to none. My Dr suggested to consider Biktarvy, which has 2 common components yet I am still concerned about switching to this new drug.
I am aware we all react to side effects differently, yet I want to hear experiences or thoughts that might help me make a decision.
Thank you for reading or expressing your advise.
My triglycerides have shot up to 244 and I'm wondering if I need to switch meds before something serious happens.
Diet
The problem is my insurance paid over 5000 for my biktarvy during change so i have 1 full sealed bottle left of it . I called to see if pharmacy wanted back they said no throw away really . Is there a place to donate it sealed what a expensive waste . Any thoughts or advice . Thanks Louis
When you first got diagnosed with HIV, was you given Isoniazid? Did you have side effects to it?
No argument from me @A myHIVteam Member. ❤️
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