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Can You Crush Stavudine Tablets
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Changing dosage of StavudineNow I am an South East Asian living in my country, I have been under the treatment by combination of 3 medicines; Stavudine ( 1 tablet of 40mg after breakfast and diner), Lamivudine ( 1 tablet of 150mg after breakfast and diner), and 3 tablets of...
Response from Susan Little, M.D.
University of California San Diego
I cannot be certain, but suspect that the dose of 30 mg twice daily would be adequate for one month if you do not have enough money to purchase new pills to replace those that you lost. If your viral load is being monitored and is undetectable, I...
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Stavudine (Zerit) once a day?HiI am in the UK, I started on meds nearly a year ago - sustiva once a day, epivir twice a day and... Read more »neuropathy pain (didanosine+stavudine+efavirenz)Dear Dr Robert J. Frascino, I'm sure many patients email you a lot of times regarding this... Read more »
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Stavudine (Zerit)What Is Stavudine? Who Should Take Stavudine? What About Drug Resistance? How Is Stavudine Taken? What Are the Side Effects? How Does Stavudine React With Other Drugs? What Is Stavudine? Stavudine (Zerit) is a drug used as part of... Read more »
FDA Approval of Three Generic Stavudine FormulationsOn December 29, 2008 FDA granted approval for three generic fomulations of stavudine. Stavudine is a Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTI), which helps keep HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, from reproducing. It is intended to be used in... Read more »
BrieflyTable of Contents New Norvir Tablet Doesn't Need Refrigeration New Study: Getting Meds That Work Men Sought for HIV Vaccine Study FDA Warning on Invirase Mississippi to Stop Segregating HIV-Positive Prisoners How Do Women Survive... Read more »
La Guía Annual de Medicamentos para el VIH: Zerit (Stavudine, d4T)Nombre de Marca: Zerit Nombre Común: stavudine o d4T Clase: nucleósido análogo (también llamado inhibidor de la transcriptasa reversa del nucleósido, NRTI, siglas en inglés) Dosis estándar: Una cápsula de... Read more »
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How big is the Atripla Tablet?
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I am thinking of switching to Atripla but I heard it was a big tablet. Does anyone know how it compares to Kaletra Tablets? Appreciate the advice.
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new norvir tablets
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let me say i love the difference, from the old oil pill. not just the smaller size, the sick gut issues arent bothering me as the old pill did, thank god for new research, it has made a big difference to me. just thought i would mention it, because...
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New combined Truvada/Sustiva combination
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi.Just wondered if anybody knew as to when the above co-formulated combo will be available? I s it this year? I am starting with Truvada + Sustiva, but as I not keen on taking tablets anyway, I would rather take just 1 tablet instead of 2. Thank you Read more » Impact of Ceporex and Atarax on test results
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi,I have just received my six month test and it was non-reactive. I have been taking some tablets such as Ceporex(common antibiotic) and Atarax(antihistamin for itchness) during the window period. Do any of these have an impact on the test... Read more »
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