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HIV therapies are a must to keep the virus in check. Keeping the time you take your pill(s) at the same time everyday will help keep you at an undetectable level. Besides taking your HIV regimen​ religiously every day, do you tend to lag behind on any other medications you take? I take my HIV pill at 8pm every night. But my neurapathy pill, inflammatory pills, lung medication I tend to lack on sometimes. I have alarms set to take my meds, but sometimes I just don't take them. BESIDES your HIV… read more

A myHIVteam Member

I make it my ritual to take my meds , they are right there with water at the foot of my bed on my desk ready and waiting for each day. I do have issues with the timing of hiv med, but mostly it is at… read more

Do You Have A Preference On Your Hiv Doctor? The Reason
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Why I'm asking is because my current hiv Doctor is leaving now I have to go to herrin, il . Now but it's a female , basically I'm asking because I always have a guy, Doctors throughout my diagnosis I feel I can tell him anything, I got an appointment this Thursday to see her what should I say I don't feel comfortable with her? What's your opinion on that 🤔 I feel like I won't be honest with her 😕 why is that

A myHIVteam Member

Just saw my HIV doc on Friday. No trouble with HIV. He didn't like my elevated PSA (testosterone + prostate CA) and elevated creatinine (kidneys). I got an RSV vaccination. I was deathly sick for… read more

I Switched From Biktavy To Cabenuva Injection And Now I’m Detectable And Cd4 Low🤦🏽‍♀️
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I was on Biktavy for 2 years and never missed a doze. My CD4 was 450, undetectable, then I switched to Cabanuva for a 2-month injection. After 6 months, my CD4 count has dropped to 314, and I am detectable again. I'm very upset and stressed right now.  It seems like the Cabenuve 2-month injection is not working for me, despite the more than 50 side effects. I went back to Biktavy; it's been 2 weeks. I plan on getting bloodwork after 1 month to see if there's any change. The problem with Biktavy… read more

A myHIVteam Member

Glad you said that. Been on biktarvy for several years. Getting renal u Tra sound tomorrow cause prime care saw heightened levels of creatinine in my urine. Wonder if it's from the biktarvy. Lately… read more

Eating Food And Taking Medication.
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Ok so this could be a continuum of the last question I posted about sun exposure. But I will just make a different post. Since this is on my mind now (because I JUST DID IT), I had another question about how to take your medication
A lot of the HIV pills you must take with food. What if you are in a position to where you can't eat but must take your pill? Do you take your pill without eating? Do you find a quick bite to eat somewhere or somehow
I had an early supper and ate heavy. Now that it… read more

A myHIVteam Member

I take it regardless if I have food with me or not but I try and make sure I do eat something within an hour of taking my med. Only 1 of the 4 meds I take for HIV suggests taking it with food. I have… read more

2024 Retrovirus Conference
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The 2024 retrovirus conference ended this week and there was some promising news. They found out the drugs Islatravir and lenacapavir taken together once a week worked just as well as once a day ARVS. To me this is good news since I really hate taking pills everyday. Instead of 365 pills a year ,taken 52 pills a year sounds good to me.i know there is the every other month injectable’s but i dont know if i want to get injections just yet. Of course this new once a week drug is still at least a… read more

A myHIVteam Member

Ditto! Same here. No more injections. No extra appointments thank you very much.

What Small Act Of Kindness Was You Once Shown That You Will Never Forget?
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A myHIVteam Member

My wife (46yrs old) was dying. I too had become sick and was temp. Out on medical leave. My son was 14. I went to the grocery store, thinking the whole time I was shopping, that I'd better get stuff… read more

How Does The Time Change Effect Your HIV?
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I have talked to lots of folks that take their ARTs at a specific time. Starting Sunday, most of the USA will be on Daylight Savings time. Are you looking forward to it?

A myHIVteam Member

I just want a time they would leave alone and not go back and forth

Do You Trust Your Doctor?
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Do you think your doctor has your best interests in mind. With all the information out there from sites like this and the internet it can be overwhelming and contradicting.

A myHIVteam Member

@A myHIVteam Member. With all the struggles you have had concerning your health, I'm glad you don't have to struggle with your healthcare.

@A myHIVteam Member. Shop around where you live now… read more

Has Anyone Taken A Double Dose Of Biktarvy?
A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭

I can't remember if I took it this morning, the spot in the pill box is empty. But I also don't remember if I had filled it yesterday.

A myHIVteam Member

I must say, I would worry if I ever had to do once daily dosing.. I remain on 4 times daily dosing, because my medicines interact with each other. Therefore spreading the dosing throughout the day and… read more

How Is Your Dental Care?
A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭

If you, or someone you know, is living with HIV/AIDS, the American Dental Association recommends that dental health care be part of all HIV/AIDS treatment plans. That’s because people living with HIV/AIDS are more susceptible to infections including dental infections, which can affect their overall health
Your mouth may be the first part of your body to be affected when infected with HIV. Because infection with HIV will weaken your immune system, this means you will be susceptible to… read more

A myHIVteam Member

I got to go 2/19 but since my surgery I might have cancel not sure yet blessings all 😇