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First-Line HIV MedicationsSince the late 1980s, more than 30 medications and drug-combination pills have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat HIV. However, not all of these meds are recommended for first-line HIV treatment. Using the links in the list below, you can learn more about each of the drugs that are considered acceptable options as part of a first-line HIV treatment regimen, according to official U.S. treatment guidelines. (If you'd like to see a complete listing of all approved HIV medications, visit our main medications page.)  This article was provided by TheBody.com. |
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