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Can Atripla Be Crushed Or Bro
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atripla crushedI have candadias and can not swollow the Atripla pill,so I crush it in order to take it,per my doctor. Am I'm still getting the needed dosage for HIV...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Good question- not advised to crush in general but some situations (like yours) dictate what needs to be tried/done. I would check your HIV level (if that is available) several weeks into it and hope that treatment of the oral candida infection...
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Swaziland: Disaster Declared in Crushing DroughtAccording to the World Food Program, Swaziland, which is in the third year of a major drought, has declared a state of national disaster and will require extensive food assistance at least until after next year's harvest. Malnutrition is... Read more »
Atripla (Efavirenz + Emtricitabina + Tenofovir)¿Qué Es Atripla? ¿Quién Debe Tomar Atripla? ¿Qué Sucede con la Resistencia a los Medicamentos? ¿Cómo se Toma Atripla? ¿Cuáles Son los Efectos Secundarios? ¿Como Reacciona Atripla Con Otros Medicamentos? ¿Qué Es Atripla? ... Read more »
Atripla (Efavirenz + Emtricitabine + Tenofovir)What Is Atripla? Who Should Take Atripla? What About Drug Resistance? How Is Atripla Taken? What Are the Side Effects? How Does Atripla React With Other Drugs? What Is Atripla? Atripla is a tablet that contains three antiretroviral drugs... Read more »
Atripla's Co-Pay Program Now Saves More MoneyThe co-pay program for Atripla now eliminates the requirement that people first pay $50 out-of-pocket before financial assistance begins. The same is true for the drugs that make up Atripla (Sustiva and Truvada), as well as the medications that make... Read more »
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Help for a baby bro!
Posted by ellaroo1, 1 Reply
My youngest brother and my mother have both been HIV + for over 18 years. My mother is very active in our local HIV/AIDS community, as well as myself, however my brother is not. In fact the only person other than himself he really knows infected is...
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Looking for info on Atripla
Posted by rickincattco, 4 Replies
Hello all,Can some please tell me about the new drug Atripla (in plain english). I have seen a few references to it and I would like to know more aobut it. Is it a combination of other drugs out nnow or something totally new. I dont see my Doc again... Read more » Anyone else on Atripla?
Posted by verrucktpj, 2 Replies
How long on the dizzies last when starting Atripla? I've been on it for about 7 weeks?
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need info on Atripla
Posted by dcboy20, 5 Replies
just test postive docter said i should consider Atripla what side-affect should I expect please give me your honest feeling
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