I’ve been on Genvoya (initially Stribild, then to Genvoya) since 2014 and my Doc gave me the ok to start Cabenuva. Yay 😀 I’m not opposed to pills or shots but I’m curious about the side effects of new meds as well as potential drug interactions. What are some side effects you've experienced so far on Cabenuva?
Try Oscar Insurance, they cover it (Cabanuva)No questions asked. They listed it on their website too. Other Insurance will give you a run around, also get copay coupon from ViiV.
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
After reading it no I wouldn't over a hundred different medications you can't take it with and the side affects to many
I’ve read that those of us on once daily ARVs might be a thing of the past in the very near future. Many studies are showing real promise that injectables are going to be the new gold standard treatment.we have cabanuva currently but from what I’m understanding soon there will be more injections options where one injection a month is all that’s needed. I’m on the fence on whether I like this option. Taking 1 pill a day is not a big deal but it’s a reminder every day that you have this disease… read more
Just had my 2nd shot. The 1st one was brutal.(a real pain the ass)! This one not quite as bad. Any thoughts?
I been taking cabenuva for two years it was painful now it doesn’t hurt
GSK’s long-acting HIV med Cabenuva beats daily therapy in patients who've faced adherence hurdles.
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https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/cabenuva-tr...
I am currently on this & just got my first blood test back & I am undetectable. Worth a little discomfort after the shot.
I take mine also around 5:00 p.m.
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Cabenuva is not really that painful for me. Usually, I hurt for a day at the injection site and that is all.
Try Oscar Insurance, they cover it (Cabanuva)No questions asked. They listed it on their website too. Other Insurance will give you a run around, also get copay coupon from ViiV.