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I have just arrived, and I don't have a way to buy my treatment, when I start working that would be the first thing I would do to pay for insurance and they will help me with all that, I am very disciplined with my health, I have been on treatment for about 2 months but I don't want I will need them later.

Estoy recién llegado, y no tengo como comprar mi tratamiento, ya cuando empiece a trabajar eso sería lo primero que haría pagar un seguro y que me ayudarán con todo eso, soy muy disciplinado con mi salud, tengo tratamiento como 2 meses pero no quiero que más adelante me hagan falta.

Ever since I start taking my HIV MEDi n the morning, I'm always feeling sick. And usually that's the time I have to go to work. And these days I can't eat Mexican food without feeling nauseous in my stomach. I wonder if this the meds make me feel like that. And I'm only taken biktarvy, my B-12 and my metformin in the morning.

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Good morning I am reaching out to anyone. I've been taking Genvoya for a couple of months. I'm having something going on with my heart and I feel tried all the time. And I'm always depressed. I told my doctor and she refused to change my medication. So I'm asking if anyone that's taking this med. To let me know what kind of experience you have taking Genvoya. Thanks in Advance...Butterfly50

I have mentioned this several times about this study being done in Europe, yet not ever mentioned in the United States. 2 years later (no surprise) it is FINALLY mentioned in the United States. I am doing this study on my own.
https://www.poz.com/article/can-hiv-treatment-t...

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

Taking meds daily at the right time can keep up undetectable. For some people, after awhile that/those pill/pills can get frustrating. Have you or had you, ever decided to stop taking your meds? If you stopped, are you still off them? If you stopped and restarted, what made you restart? Have you ever thought about it but never did it?

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

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