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		starting Treatment question Nov 7, 2009 hi Mark, Thanks for answering my previous question about my starting treatment. I would also like to know if Avodart would have any interaction with the Truvada, Ritonavir, Darunavir??? I take Avodart for hairloss, i know it hs not been approved for hairloss yet, but it works very well compared to propecia. Also i very rarely i take recreational drugs, maybe once or twice a year, what interaction might e, ketamine, GBL and Mephedrone have on my meds? Any advice would be much appriciated. Kind regards


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