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Florence, KY

What experience do you have with injectable medication like CABENUVA?

Que experiencia tienen con el medicamento inyectable como CABENUVA?

February 15, 2025
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A myHIVteam Member

I've been on Cabenuva for 5 yrs, undetectable and I do love the freedom. I get shots every 2 months on a Friday to work thru the muscle soreness. Good luck!

February 19, 2025
A myHIVteam Member

Just pain where they put the needle for a day or two. other than that, I love it.

February 15, 2025
A myHIVteam Member

I’ve had like muscular fatigue from it. But it goes away after a while.

February 18, 2025
A myHIVteam Member

Just some pain injection site - new to Cabenuva yet love it so far!

February 18, 2025
myHIVteam

Cabenuva is an approved injectable treatment for HIV-1, composed of cabotegravir and rilpivirine. It is administered once a month or every other month as an alternative to daily pills. It is effective in maintaining low levels of HIV in people with well-controlled HIV. Common side effects include injection site reactions Show Full Answer

Cabenuva is an approved injectable treatment for HIV-1, composed of cabotegravir and rilpivirine. It is administered once a month or every other month as an alternative to daily pills. It is effective in maintaining low levels of HIV in people with well-controlled HIV. Common side effects include injection site reactions, fatigue, fever, and nausea. For more details, visit: [Cabenuva – ViiV Healthcare](https://www.cabenuva.com).

Cabenuva es un tratamiento inyectable aprobado para el VIH-1, compuesto por cabotegravir y rilpivirina. Se administra una vez al mes o cada dos meses como alternativa a las pastillas diarias. Es eficaz para mantener niveles bajos de VIH en personas con VIH bien controlado. Los efectos secundarios comunes incluyen reacciones Mostrar respuesta completa

Cabenuva es un tratamiento inyectable aprobado para el VIH-1, compuesto por cabotegravir y rilpivirina. Se administra una vez al mes o cada dos meses como alternativa a las pastillas diarias. Es eficaz para mantener niveles bajos de VIH en personas con VIH bien controlado. Los efectos secundarios comunes incluyen reacciones en el sitio de inyección, fatiga, fiebre y náuseas. Para más detalles, visita: [Cabenuva – ViiV Healthcare](https://www.cabenuva.com).

February 15, 2025

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