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pot belly
Apr 7, 2008
hi there
i was diagnosed like 1month ago and have been on atripla. Before this i was working out for a long time and well with a flat stomach i have stopped working out for a yr now and after being diagnosed i have noticed that i have a belly. Is this suppose to happen with atripla i dont want to get a belly how do i get rid of it..
thanks for your info
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Response from Dr. Pierone
Hello and thanks for posting.
Atripla is not known for producing a potbelly. Most likely it is related to the change in your exercise pattern. Watch your diet, start exercising regularly and chances are good that you can regain your flat stomach.
Good luck!
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