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Taking Viagra When You're Hiv Positive
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viagra and hivhi, i am HIV positive and i am taking the treatment (Tenvor 300mg, Lamivir 150mg, Efavir 600mg)every day at time. is there any side effect if i take viagra one time per week because i am not satisfied sexually?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Most patients would have little problem when using weekly Viagra with the HIV regimen you are taking-I would inform your HIV provider for monitoring. KH...
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Taking Viagra with AtriplaI take Atripla for HIV. I know that this does not prevent the spread of HIV. My partner and I... Read more »aids and poppers&exctasy (POPPERS, ECSTASY, VIAGRA)Hello my name is Demirhan, My lover is one of the hiv+ patient and I am trying to support him as... Read more »
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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 »
The Dangers of Using and Abusing ViagraOnce upon a time, a big American pharmaceutical company named Pfizer accidentally discovered a new treatment for erectile dysfunction -- Viagra, the little blue pill. Originally developed as a treatment for heart disease, its penile erection... Read more »
San Francisco Health Official Asks FDA to Make Viagra Controlled Substance Because of Association With Higher STD RatesA San Francisco public health official has petitioned FDA to make Pfizer 's anti-impotence drug Viagra a controlled substance because of studies showing an association between use of the medication and higher rates of HIV and other sexually... Read more »
Australia: Viagra, Ice Linked to HIVGay men in Australia who take the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra or stimulants like ice (crystal methamphetamine) to enhance sexual pleasure are at greater risk of acquiring HIV, according to a study presented today at the Australasian Sexual... Read more »
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I am HIV positive, I tested positive a year ago.
Posted by DELRAELADAMSCH, 1 Reply
Hello I am HIV Positive and I have been taking the necessary medication and I tested positive a year ago.
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Are you currently taking HIV medication and want to share your positive treatment story with others? Compensation will be provided to those whose stories are selected. Go to http://www.shareyourhivstory.com/info.pdf to find out more. Read more » HIV Positive Husband
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Eight months ago, I discovered that I am HIV positive. I have likely had this disease for about five years. Currently, I'm taking meds. Since this discovery, my wife and I had not had sexual intercourse. I am terrified of giving this to her -- even...
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Have a positive HIV treatment story?
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Are you currently taking HIV medication and want to share your positive treatment story with others?Compensation will be provided to those whose stories are selected. Go to http://www.shareyourhivstory.com/info.pdf to find out more. Read more »
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