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i wanna know Jan 7, 2009 im a 24 yrs and tested hiv+ , im taking treatment travada and stocrim, im having headaches, feeling tired sometimes is normal to feel like that.is at chance of having a baby who is hiv- in the future. also my partner is hiv- so we want to have a baby so we dont know how, without infecting him. and also if i skip my medication will it be resistance. |
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Response from Dr. Henry
The tired feeling and headaches can be related to the Stocrine (efavirenz) though many factors can contribute to those fairly non-specific and common symptoms. HIV+ women can have healthy babies. If conception is considered then a switch off the efavirenz to an alternative drug (such as nevirapine or a boosted protease inhibitor) is recommended (increased risk for birth defects from efavirenz) as well as careful counseling from your HIV specialist. Achieving an undetectable HIV level prior to and during the pregnancy is a main goal to decrease the risk for transmission to partners or the baby. KH |
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