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Can Atazanavir Help Me
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adding atazanavir to a 2 month old weak cocktailI am currently: T-20, DDI, Kaletra, Hydreaurea to boost DDI; FTC. I amm resistant to kaletra since last treatment. we chose lo leave it. Atazanavir has cross resistance. I have not taking atazanavir, but I would like to add atazanavir to somehow...
Response from Sharon Lee, M.D.
University of Kansas Medical Center
You have not provided me with enough information to give you an educated opinion. I should point out that there is not much "other medicines" coming in the immediate future. Therefore it is really critical for you to make wise choices now...
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yellowing of eyes with atazanavirDr. Gerald,I have got yellowing of eyes with atazanavir. Isn't there some potion, pill, or... Read more »Atazanavir & yellow eyesI started taking 400 mg of atazanavir daily on 7/21. Since then, my eyes have already started... Read more »
Articles
HIV Antiretrovirals in Development: An Update From ICAAC 2009Table of Contents Introduction GS-9350, a New Booster, Holds Its Own Against Ritonavir When Paired With Atazanavir New Data on Vicriviroc Affirm Safety, Efficacy at 96 Weeks PRO 140: How Long Can a Single Intravenous Dose Retain Antiviral... Read more »
A Slice of Atazanavir, but Hold the Ritonavir: Switch to Unboosted Dose Still Effective After 120 Weeks, With Good Lipid FindingsSwitching from a regimen containing Reyataz (atazanavir) boosted with Norvir (ritonavir) to a regimen that cuts out the Norvir doesn't hurt the regimen's effectiveness and doesn't compromise its safety, according to 120-week results from a study... Read more »
FAQs About Reyataz (Atazanavir)Don't see your question? Ask it in our Choosing Your Meds forum or Managing Side Effects of HIV Treatment forum ! Starting Treatment | Switching Treatment | Side Effects | Drug Interactions | Food, Alcohol and Reyataz Starting Treatment ... Read more »
EuroSIDA Study Finds a Signal of Kidney Toxicity With Tenofovir or AtazanavirThe kidneys are a target of HIV infection. Long-term infection causes inflammation, which slowly degrades these organs. The EuroSIDA dataset contains health-related information on almost 17,000 HIV-positive people from 35 countries. EuroSIDA can... Read more »
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Need Atazanavir
Posted by princealbert, 1 Reply
Does anyone know how to access atazanavir, a new protease inhibitor not yet approved? I've got less than 20 CD4, VL 40,000, am multi-drug resistant, and don't have too many options left. I might be getting T-20, but need another good drug to add to...
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Those taking, Raltegravir, Truvada & Atazanavir
Posted by sweetvanilla27, 1 Reply
I am wanting to hear from anyone who have experienced taking Raltegravir, Truvada & Atazanavir and how you have got on with the meds?I first started taking meds in May this year I was put on Truvda and Sustiva first, and was taken off them due... Read more » need atazanavir
Posted by princealbert
Does anyone know how to access atazanavir, a new protease inhibitor not yet approved? I've got less than 20 CD4, VL 40,000, am multi-drug resistant, and don't have too many options left. I might be getting T-20, but need another good drug to add to...
Read more »
need some help
Posted by bstnguy25, 2 Replies
hello all,recently, I just received my HIV lab result. My viral load is about 1.492 and CD 4 around 34 % of CD 3 and 349 uL is that a good number? anyone of you think i should start on meds? the doctor assistant told me that i shouldnt be on med... Read more »
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