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Questions to Ask My Doctor

December 1997

What should I do if I miss a dose of medicine, or if I feel too sick to take my medicine?
What is my CD4+ count? Has it changed?
What is my viral load? Has it changed?
What medications are prescribed for me?
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How many times a day do I take them?
What are their possible side effects?

Things to tell my doctor:

As soon as I take my medicine, I feel:
Before my next dose of medicine, I feel:
Changes in my eating habits:
Changes in my sleeping habits:
Side effects I have:
How often?
How long do they last?
What I do that helps reduce the side effects:

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This article was provided by AIDSinfo. It is a part of the publication HIV Protease Inhibitors and You.

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