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Metformin And Hiv
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MetforminIs Metformin still an effective treatment for losing weight caused by fat distribution?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
The results with metformin for management of fat redistribution in the setting of HIV treatment are mixed to unimpressive so cannot be generally be recommended. KH...
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Current Clinical Trials in the NorthwestPrimary Infection Clinic Treatment and observational studies of newly acquired HIV infection (within the prior 8 months). Treatment options are abacavir, lamivudine, efavirenz OR abacavir, lamivudine, indinavir/ritonavir. Contact either Claire or... Read more »
Banishing Chipmunk Cheeks and Bullfrog NeckSome people experienced facial wasting as a result of HIV treatment, others got a fat face. Nelson Vergel had the swollen glands on the side of his face that made it look bigger. Vergel, a treatment activist who started as an advocate of exercise... Read more »
Metabolic Complications Associated With HIV DiseaseAlso see parts one , two and four . HIV treatment has shown remarkable results starting in 1995 by lowering the death rate, decreasing hospitalizations and lengthening people's lives. But around 1997, following the respite from the years of AIDS... Read more »
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Excess Medication
Posted by hott4fun, 1 Reply
I have excess medication such as Lexiva, Epzicom, Metformin, Lipitor, and Tricor. I wonder what I can do with it? Sell it? Give it away? or Throw it away. Its all unopened bottles. Please help! Send me IM.
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Excess Medication
Posted by hott4fun
I have excess medication such as Lexiva, Epzicom, Metformin, Lipitor, and Tricor. I wonder what I can do with it? Sell it? Give it away? or Throw it away. Its all unopened bottles. Please help! Send me IM.
Read more »
Excess Medication
Posted by hott4fun
I have excess medication such as Lexiva, Epzicom, Metformin, Lipitor, and Tricor. I wonder what I can do with it? Sell it? Give it away? or Throw it away. Its all unopened bottles. Please help! Send me IM.
Read more »
Excess Medication
Posted by hott4fun, 1 Reply
I have excess medication such as Lexiva, Epzicom, Metformin, Lipitor, and Tricor. I wonder what I can do with it? Sell it? Give it away? or Throw it away. Its all unopened bottles. Please help! Send me IM.
Read more »
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