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 Some HIV medications in some individuals can aggravate lipid and other metabolic factors which contribute to atherosclerosis (narrowing of the arteries). Smoking, diabetes, genetics, hypertension, diet and other standard risk factors generally have more of an impact on heart disease risk then HIV medications. AZT can rarely cause some muscle dysfunction including cardiac muscle. KH | ||||||||
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