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If A Twice YEARLY (every 6 Months) Treatment Was Available, Would You Take It?
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Now that in the past 2 years the United States has went from a monthly shot to bimonthly shot for HIV treatment, long after Europe approved it, would you take a biyearly shot
As I always mention, Europe is ALWAYS ahead of the United States in HIV care. Europe has now approved a biyearly (every 6 months) HIV treatment. Right now, it is only available for people who have no other options because of medication resistance. Again, as usual, Europe is leading the way in HIV care. This is why I follow… read more

posted September 14, 2022
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A myHIVteam Member

I would take it if recommended by my Infectious Disease Dr. I'm at salvage meds as it is. Running out of cocktails.

posted October 25, 2022
A myHIVteam Member

Im currently on daily Biktarvy but id LOVE to switch to an injection option if i could

posted September 19, 2022
A myHIVteam Member

The article does say you need to ALSO take daily ART as well in combination to this new medication.
Also says the United States did not approve the drug because of the type of glass the drug was in. It will submit a new attempt once the type of glass has changed.

posted September 14, 2022
A myHIVteam Member

Hell yeah I would take it no more pills god knows I take enough of them

posted September 14, 2022
A myHIVteam Member

I might consider it I would have to think about it after all I had five or six seven meds took away just lately it's been hell trying to get those two medicines the levels in of the new ones and then the old ones out of the body you take those for years it does affect your body anyways my may be possibly consider it have a good day guys

posted December 2, 2022

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