When you first got diagnosed with HIV, was you given Isoniazid? Did you have side effects to it?
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Please can someone advise me? I have been having this dry face, puffy when i wake up and itchy skin of my face, and pin-like sensations on my hands and feet. My last lab workup at the last clinic visit was fine. Please has anyone experienced this and can advise accordingly? Am worked up due to this. Am on emtricitabin. lamivudin and dolutegravir combination
Make an appointment with a dermatologist, be sure to tell them about your medications.
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I think what you might be asking is
What effect does the covid vaccines and boosters have on a person with HIV?
Like others have responded, their doctors say there is no… read more
Is this a great med treatment for HIV cause I just started taking it like a few weeks ago and my skin is itching like crazy the only reason why I started taking Triumeq is because the other med that I was taking had the levels of my liver up
I was diagnosed in 1987 living half my life with HIV. I am interested in connecting with people who are also Long Term Survivors. I have searched the site and have found quite a few. We are so few and far between it has been hard to find others who have been through the journey we have experienced. Having lost so many friends in the 80 's and 90's plus being diagnosed myself has made me feel survivors guilt and PTSD. Looking for others who have experienced some of the same and like to set… read more
1985 & diagnosed "full blown" 1990 although they don't use that term anymore! Thank goodness! I read earlier on this site a comment about "long term" & the difficulties we face. We do have different… read more
It all depends on when the HIV decides to come out of it's hidden reservoirs. HIV can't be detected when it's hidden from my understanding.
I used St an this is my first Medicine, I don't know which one brand is better?
I see a lot of Brands and different medicines , the Dr give me a prescription for St because he talk is the best one.
Clinical trials are administered in various ways. They can be using medication, intravenously, transfusion, stem cell replacemen etc....There is no cost incurred to the patient and a reimbursement for the day is usually allotted. All expenses are usually covered by the administrating practice. Patients must meet the qualifications of the clinical trial. At-risk patients will not qualify for these trials. The patients' health is number one in these trials and is monitored very closely. ❤️
Yes absolutely.
So, I ask this because it lets us all know about other medications available and reviews on them. I understand everyone is different and side effects may vary, but I'm asking specifically about your experience with the medication. Thank you for sharing/responding and have a blessed day.
P.S. - Does anyone know if there any HIV medications that have weight loss as a side effect?!
1. What HIV medication do you take
2. How do you like it/ How well does it work?
3. Side Effects?
4. Would you… read more
"Biktarvy" I started 5 years ago