Combivir Reyataz And Norvir Combination

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Combivir+Reyataz+1 Norvir

Hi Dr. Boyle,I really appreciate your time in answering my questions - your advice is very comforting. I have been HIV positive for 2 years and just started Meds. I started with Combivir and Sustiva. I broke out in a rash all over my body and...

Response from Brian Boyle, M.D., J.D.

Cornell University, Weill Medical College

First, if you are no longer on Sustiva, you should also stop the Combivir until you get onto a new regimen. Continuing the Combivir alone may result in the devlopment of resistance, and that will make it less likely that you will succeed with your... Read more »

Combivir+Reyataz+1 Norvir

Hi Dr. Young,I am just starting treatment. I started with Combivir and Sustiva and broke out in a... Read more »

Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D. »

Combivir+Reyataz+1 Norvir

Hi, I have been HIV positive for 2 years and just started meds. I started with Combivir and... Read more »

Response from Brian Conway, M.D. »

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Articles

A Slice of Atazanavir, but Hold the Ritonavir: Switch to Unboosted Dose Still Effective After 120 Weeks, With Good Lipid Findings

Switching 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 »

FDA Approves Antiretroviral Drug Combination of Roche's Invirase, Abbott's Norvir

Swiss drug maker Roche on Tuesday announced that the FDA has approved the company's protease inhibitor Invirase for use in combination with Abbott Laboratories ' Norvir -- which is known generically as ritonavir -- for the treatment of HIV, ... Read more »

Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange

Choosing a Drug Combination

In a Capsule An effective combination of antiretroviral drugs keeps a person's viral load undetectable, is easy to take and has few side effects and long-term toxicities. Out of the large number of possible drug combinations, a few are preferred... Read more »

First-Line HIV Medications

Since the late 1980s, more than 30 medications and drug-combination pills have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat HIV. However, not all of these meds are recommended for first-line HIV treatment. Using the links in the... Read more »

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Norvir-Truvada-Reyataz any1 on this combo

Posted by light001, 2 Replies

hello
Just went to a new DR said to go with this combo and i am wondering did it help anyone. i used to take Combivir and Crixivan and he said those are old meds no one takes them anymore there is so much better out there now...is he correct are... Read more »

Truvada/Reyataz/Norvir

Posted by cm82391, 2 Replies

I'm taking a combination of the the three and i'm breaking out HORRIBLY!!!

Is anyone else on these meds and having this issues? Or one of the three above?

Or do I just have really bad skin? Read more »

Reyataz+Norvir+Truvada?

Posted by markman, 3 Replies

I have poz for about 4 years but have never been on meds. My cd4 has been in the 400s and last time was over 500. I feel pretty good. But my doctor has gone ahead and prescribed me the meds. I had two choices: 1. Atripla or 2.... Read more »

Reyataz and Combivir

Posted by Anonymous

Just was wondering if anyone else is taking this combination. I just re-started therapy after a 12 month holiday. Please let me know what you have experienced. I am new here and any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, David

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