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Dizziness Could I Have AIDS
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DizzinessThank you for the invaluable service you provide!! My question: I've been HIV+ for 16 years. I began experiencing dizziness about 2 and a half years ago at about the same time I switched my cocktail from Crixivan, AZT and DDI to Viracept, DDI,...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
I would have guessed that it would have been unlikely for your HIV meds to have caused that. I have seen numerous patients with dizziness like you described. Often we have been unable to pinpoint the cause and just have to treat symptomatically....
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Dizziness and TrizivirDr. Frascino:My wife is HIV+ diagnosed on april 2001 and since then her treatment is Combivir plus... Read more »dizziness/light headedness/ disorientedI have been HIV+ for at least 16 years, I suspect for as long as 24. I have been on a slew of... Read more »
Articles
Medicare's New Drug Program Creates ChallengesA dizzying array of rules, options, and costs await the 41 million Medicare recipients under the new prescription drug program rolling out later next year. For people with HIV, the program offers both a new opportunity to obtain prescription drug... Read more »
An HIV Medication PrimerWith the dizzying array of HIV meds now available and new drugs being added every year, it may seem difficult if not impossible to make sense of all the choices. But in reality, for someone starting meds for the first time, there are only a few... Read more »
Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials on Bush's Trip to Africa, AIDS InitiativeSeveral editorials over the weekend focused on President Bush's trip to Africa and the global AIDS initiative. Bush last week visited Senegal, South Africa, Botswana, Uganda and Nigeria. During the trip, Bush promoted several initiatives that focus... Read more »
India Uses TV Sleuth to Deliver AIDS Message"Jasoos Vijay," or "Detective Vijay," is India's newest fast-paced television detective serial with a twist: The hero is a private investigator who doubles as an AIDS educator. Backed by the national AIDS organization and aired on the country's... Read more »
Connect With Others
Dizzy w/Atripla
Posted by verrucktpj, 1 Reply
Is it possible for dizziness to set in after 7 weeks on Atripla? Just curious.
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dizzy spells
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i,m having dizzy spells, t-cells 610, vl 7,000, anybody know whats going on.Read more » Feeling dizzy with Atripla?
Posted by funiam, 1 Reply
Hey guys,This message is for impoz and Choosing2Liv, and anybody else who may feel affected by this. The first day I started with Atripla I felt extremely dizzy. I can tell you, I was at work and I thought I was going to have to disclose my status... Read more » aids dementia
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have been pos for more than 23 years and now the mds think my dementia is getting worse . I am sure the viris got into my brain when I had no T cells . Now I work full time but ...
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