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Re: kaletra
11/16/08 04:42 PM

I've been on Kaletra for over 4 years now,the only problem I had/have is the diarrhea.You have to avoid all caffeine,coffee,tea,soda(colas,mountain dew and some root beers)and chocolate-although I found through trial and error how much chocolate was safe for me.There is no difference in the taste of decaf coffee,tea or soda that I notice so it's not really very hard to do.
When taken as ordered Kaletra has a very low rate of people becoming resistant to it so it's good that way.

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