Managing Side Effects Of Atripla

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how do i manage side affects of atripla?

i am taking atripla and have loss of appetite, strange dreams, fatigue and depression. what is the best way to manage this side effect. i am thinking of stopping this medication....

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

If you are still in first weeks/months of Atripla then some of those side effects may diminish. If you are > 6-8 weeks out then you may be one of the unlucky (10% or less) who have persistent annoying side effects from usually the efavirenz. I... Read more »

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