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Viracept and Combivir for 10 years?
#224108 - 02/07/07 05:45 AM
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I have a questions. I have been positive for 15 years. Have been on Viracept and Combivir for 10 years and my Tcells are over 1400 and non detectable virial load for 10 years. I just read Dr. Wohl's post reguarding a person's questions about initial exposure. He stated that Viracept is not a very strong treatment. Should I change? I was sort of trying to stay with the "OLD" stuff and saving the newer drug regiments for when this one stops working. I was thinking that if it isnt broken dont fix it? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. THANKS!!
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franfrog
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You said it exactly right. Do not fix it if it is not broken. You have GREAT numbers, I would not go changing anything now.
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No sense changing something that's working! You don't need newer and better right now, when tried and true is working so well.
Great numbers!
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RevAnn
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flyboy,
I have been on the same combo for the same length of time. I talked to my Dr, he said to absolutly no changing because it is working.
Why risk changing to a med that may not work or you could have lots of side effects?
So I know I am staying where I am..
Ann
-------------------- Namu-Myoho-Renge-Kyo
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Rev Ann, I thought you said you refused to take AZT because it killed so many people?
From: http://www.thebody.com/cgi-bin/bbs/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=living&Number=224250&Forum=All_Forums&Words=&Match=Entire%20Phrase&Searchpage=0&Limit=25&Old=1day&Main=218983&Search=true#Post224250
"I am very glad that in the yearly days I did not go on AZT. Dr's killed many people with AZT because there was nothing else to fight HIV/AIDS. So they just kept throwing more and more AZT at it."
What changed your mind?
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