Do People Use Reyataz With Combivir

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Combivir and Reyataz Combo

Hello,I just recently tested psotive for HIV and have wondered if you know of anyone on the new drug Reyataz taking along side Combivir. This is the combo I am considering taking, my other option was Combivir/Sustiva. My CD4 count was like 365...

Response from Gerald Pierone, M.D.

AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast

The new protease inhibitor Reyataz has been eagerly awaited and has some very favorable attributes. The first one that comes to mind is that it doesn't behave like a protease inhibitor. It doesn't involve taking a handful of pills that... Read more »

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. »

Reyataz/Truvada vs. Reyataz/Combivir

My partner and I are both about to embark on starting meds. We both were diagnosed as HIV + as of... Read more »

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Atazanavir Noninferior to Lopinavir in Treatment-Naive HIV-Infected People

Although atazanavir, also known as Reyataz, is not uncommonly used in first-line patients, it is not officially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration [FDA] for such use. In a large study presented at CROI 2008, atazanavir was compared... Read more »

Reyataz Monotherapy Study Stopped

As reported in the April 2007 issue of the journal AIDS a study examining the use of Reyataz (atazanavir) as monotherapy was stopped early due to high rate of virologic breakthrough. The researchers planned to study 30 people, with undetectable... Read more »

Reyataz and Kidney Stones

Reyataz, one of two preferred HIV protease inhibitor (PI) medications under U.S. treatment guidelines, is associated with the risk of kidney stones and other potential renal abnormalities. According to Japanese researchers, people taking... Read more »

Reyataz

Brand name: Reyataz Generic name: atazanavir sulfate (atazanavir), or ATV Class: Protease inhibitor (PI) Manufacturer: Bristol-Myers Squibb, www.reyataz.com , (800) 321-1335 AWP: $1,219.09/month for 300 mg capsules; $1,257.09/month for... Read more »

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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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First Regimen = Sustiva + Combivir + Kaletra?

Posted by placation, 4 Replies

Hey guys (and gals). I am sure this has been addressed in some other post through some other thread in the past, but it would take forever to try to find those messages. So, here's my question and my issues...

My doc subscribed Sustiva + Combivir +... Read more »

Norvir-Truvada-Reyataz any1 on this combo

Posted by light001, 3 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, 4 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 »

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