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HIV meds and changes in reading abilityJul 1, 2012 Does HIV drugs affect my ability to read? I find it very difficult to read lately. |
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| Response from Dr. Fawcett Thanks for writing. I don't know of any studies relating changes in reading ability to HIV drugs or HIV itself, but it is well-documented that there can be changes in cognitive functioning as a result of both. Speak with your physician about these changes. You may be referred for neuropsychological testing which could document any cognitive changes that might be occurring. Take care, -David | ||||||||
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