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Cause Of Fatigue
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Does Atripla cause Fatigue?I am fatigued after work everyday. Is this a result from taking Atripla? I did not seem fatigued before I started to take it. ...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Yes, it's possible your fatigue is related to Atripla, particularly because the fatigue began around the time you started the medication. It could be a direct effect of the medication or possibly an indirect effect. The Sustiva component in...
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Overlooked Cause of FatigueSome readers have written in and complained of profound ongoing fatigue in spite of normal blood... Read more »unsure what drug is causing fatigueI'M A 32 YR. OLD WM ON RIT./SAQ./EPIVIR/ZERIT. THE COCKTAIL IS WORKING WELL, BUT THE FATIGUE... Read more »
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United Kingdom: AIDS "Fatigue" May Cause Lack of Funds, Former UNAIDS Head SaysThe success in curbing HIV infections globally has engendered a dangerous complacency in the fight against the epidemic, the former head of UNAIDS said recently in an interview in London. "There is clearly AIDS fatigue," said Dr. Peter Piot,... Read more »
FatigueWhat Is Fatigue? Is Fatigue Important? How Do I Know if I Have Fatigue? What Causes Fatigue, and How Is It Treated? The Bottom Line What Is Fatigue? Fatigue is tiredness that does not go away when you rest. It can be physical or... Read more »
FAQs About FatigueGeneral Fatigue Questions | Hypogonadism (Low Testosterone) and Fatigue | Anemia and Fatigue | Depression and Fatigue | Medications and Fatigue General Fatigue Questions I'm on testosterone replacement therapy, I exercise,... Read more »
FatigueFatigue (tiredness, weakness or a lack of energy) -- crawling out of bed feeling like you've been hit by a truck and going downhill from there -- can be caused by many HAART combinations. Just taking all those drugs seems to wear some people's... Read more »
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Fatigue
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How would fatigue due to early HIV infection affect a person? Would one have no energy to engage in daily activities, active sports? Feel tired and sleep a lot earlier than usual?Read more » what is hiv related fatigue like?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
i'm trying to figure out if i am experiencing fatigue or not. i used to work out regularly, until about 3 weeks ago i started getting a headache and stomache ache, so i stopped working out for 3 weeks. today i got to the gym for the first time in...
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fatigue
Posted by planonstaying, 7 Replies
i was recently diagnosed and am still waiting for bloodwork I got the test because of fatigue issues i have been having. most other stuff had been eliminated and I knew I was at risk=/I am going to ask the specialist about fmla when i see her. I... Read more » fatigue
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I have had recurrent extreme fatigue for the past 21 years. I have neither anemia nor parasites, eat and sleep well, not feeling depressed nor stressed out, taking vitamins. What could be causing this, and what possible recourses to diagnosis or...
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