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aggressive strain
04/08/09 02:07 PM

is there anyone who has an "aggressive strain" of the hiv virus who can share about his/her health/survival experiences? i was told last monday, 04/06/09, that i have an aggressive strain and is being started right away on meds after 13 months of infection. i plan to start on saturday, 04/11/09. my meds will be 300mg viread, 300mg reyataz, 100mg norvir and 400mg isentress, about 5 pills/day (2x/day for isentress). is it a not so good picture ahead having an aggressive strain? thank you so much for any feedback.

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aggressive strain	borrowedtime	04/08/09 02:07 PM
Re: aggressive strain	SA_Intellect	04/14/09 09:35 AM
Re: aggressive strain	borrowedtime	04/14/09 02:48 PM
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Re: aggressive strain	borrowedtime	04/12/09 11:53 PM
Re: aggressive strain	borrowedtime	04/09/09 02:46 PM
Re: aggressive strain	pr753	04/09/09 10:25 AM
Re: aggressive strain	beejaycee	04/09/09 06:40 AM

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