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Atripla and Resistance Mar 27, 2010 Hi, How long can someone take Atripla before resistance begins to build up to the drug? |
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 Hello, Assuming that baseline resistance testing didn't reveal any significant drug resistance and that you're adherent to your medications, first-line treatments like Atripla (and others) should remain effective for many, many years. I have patients who have been successfully suppressed on first-line treatments (switched along the years with better medications) for over 12 years now. I hope this helps, BY | ||||||||
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