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Does Viagra Interact With HIV Meds
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Ask the Experts
HIV meds & ViagraA boyfriend I had in 1976 now lives in Miami, but he came back to NYC in 2004. Together we marched against the Republican convention, which re-nominated Bush. He still looked swell at 54, and says he still loves me, but he laments that he has...
Response from Renslow Sherer, M.D.
University of Chicago Hospitals
No, there is not a danger, but there are important drug interactions with some of the antiretrovirals and Erectile Dysfunction drugs like Viagra and Cialis that you and he should be aware of, and you should only consider doing this with your...
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Viagra and HIV meds?Are there any documented interations between Viagra and any antivirals. In particular, I've... Read more »Interaction between HIV medication and ViagraI have recently started on truvada and nevirapine and wanted to know whether it is appropriate to... Read more »
Articles
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 »
Before and After: PrEP and PEPOne of the more surprising discoveries of the last decade was that HIV meds could not only treat HIV infection, but also prevent it. Using these drugs soon after exposure to HIV has become an accepted practice, but using them before exposure... Read more »
Gay Medical Association Issues Caution In Use of Viagra by Some Gay MenSAN FRANCISCO - The Gay and Lesbian Medical Associationrecently met with representatives of Pfizer Inc., which is launchingViagra, a new medication for treating patients with erectiledysfunction. At this meeting, GLMA and Pfizer Inc. discussed... 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 »
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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 » viagra
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
What are the side effects when taking Crixivan and Viagra?
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Viagra
Posted by SoaringEagle
I'm taking Combivir and Vircept. I was told i can't use Viagra and now i am told i can if its .25 mg. Anyone know for sure. A buddy gave me some for x-mas an they are 50 mg, i don't want to mess up with my meds.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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