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Does Oxandrolone Interact With HIV Meds
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oxandroloneHow often is oxandrolone taken? I have so many pills to take with all of my HIV meds already and I'm afraid to add too many more.thank you - wasting in LA...
Response from Cade Fields-Gardner M.S., R.D.
The Cutting Edge
This depends on your daily dose and which strength is prescribed. There are 2.5 mg and 10 mg tablets. If you are prescribed a 20 mg daily dose with 10 mg tablets, you may be asked to take one tablet twice a day.Keep an eye on your progress to...
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hgh and oxandroloneI have read countless articles suggesting the use of injectable hgh for hiv+ people. Is this a safe... Read more »Steroid and HIV meds drug interactionDear Nelson, i am a fan writing from Hong Kong, I have read your book and after some research I... Read more »
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Steroid Can Restore Body Tissue in HIV-Positive People, Study SaysThe oral anabolic steroid oxandrolone is effective in restoring muscle and fat tissue that many HIV-positive people lose, according to a study published in the March issue of the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes , Reuters Health ... Read more »
À la Carte -- 5. Managing the Effects of HIV and Meds on the BodyFood-Drug Interactions Following the food guidelines for your meds will reduce the chance of resistant virus. Check with your doctor or pharmacist about food requirements. The interactions between you, HIV, medications and nutrition are... Read more »
Victrelis "Not Recommended" With Some HIV MedsThe new hepatitis C drug Victrelis (boceprevir) is "not recommended" to be taken with some HIV medications, according to a "Dear Doctor" letter issued in February by Merck & Co. Merck reported drug interaction data showing that Victrelis and... Read more »
Practically Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the MedsYou may have seen a handy little graphic on what to use when starting HIV therapy. It appears in every issue of Positively Aware's Annual HIV Drug Guide , among other places. That graphic is taken from U.S. HIV treatment guidelines, but there is... Read more »
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Living with HIV and meds
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I have been HIV + since 97 and am now on meds, since 2001.I am constantly tired and wonder how I will continue rebuilding my life up, going back to work etc. Not working is extremely depressing but the thought sometimes of getting back out there... Read more » HIV meds and Depression meds?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hello. I have known of my positive status for two years now. I was put on Epivir, Viread, and Sustiva in February of 2004. My labs are good, and I feel great, as my viral load is almost undetectable. This summer I have had some problems with...
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hiv meds and "sreet" drugs
Posted by Anonymous
hihas anyone experienced drugs like ecstasy, coke or ketamine while on HIV meds. Is this affecting the treatment ??? Read more » Question re: boils - meds or HIV related?
Posted by dj1979, 1 Reply
I have a problem. I have been HIV+ for about 2 1/2 years, started on meds in Jan. this year due to falling CD4 (down to 227). Have had to make a couple med changes, currently on Combivir and Kaletra. About a month ago I got a boil (or abscess, or... Read more »
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