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Re: Atripla...Tripped out!
03/07/13 08:08 PM

Sounds like my immediate reaction to Atripla for first line regimen. I turned red as a lobster and itched like crazy. Thankfully that passed in a couple weeks. Bloodshot eyes, shaky hands, waves of fatigue, horrific dreams remain. Real intense at first. Learning to live with them now. Numbers improving w/90days therapy. Specialist wants to keep this regimen since the bug is not resistant.

Humble, grateful and inspired by others here.

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Atripla...Tripped out!	Danigirl	02/25/13 07:38 PM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	lilfshrmn	03/07/13 08:08 PM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	oksikoko	02/28/13 12:02 AM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	Danigirl	03/02/13 10:25 AM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	Danigirl	02/26/13 08:36 PM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	ImaNiceGuy	02/26/13 09:42 PM
Re: Atripla...Tripped out!	ImaNiceGuy	02/25/13 08:04 PM

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