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Insect like bite marks
Jul 19, 2009
Firstly i would like 2thank u for ur guidance, my very first lab results after starting with treatment came out impressive. My Cd4 went from 251 to 400 and my viral load is undetectable in 3 months. I quite often wake up with bite marks that seem like insect bites, which are very itchy.could this be a side effect from atripla or hiv related?
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Response from Dr. Henry
Skin lesions like you describe would not usually be due to HIV or Atripla (after 3 months of tolerating well without problems). You do sound like you are off to a good start overall. KH
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