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| could I have drug resistance? May 21, 2002 Please tell me, if have to take another regimen against HIV, because I have 4.48 white cells, 85 cd4 cells and 121,000 copies by ml log 5.08. Now l am experimenting lost weight and many stools. My regimen is didanosine 200 mg every 12 hours, d4t 40 mg every 12 hours and viracept 5 tablets every twelve hours. Am I experimenting drug resistance? How can I do? In my social health security dont want give me another traement and tell me that I am good. |
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Response from Dr. Little
If you are currently taking ddI/d4T/Viracept and have a viral load of 121,000 then I would strongly suspect that you do have drug resistance. If this is true, you clearly need a drug resistance test - but even without this test result I would stronly urge you to find a doctor who will change your treatment regimen. |
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