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What Is The Expected Outcome Of Atripla
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Expected outcomeA month ago my CD4 count came back at 110 and two weeks later at 98. Both times, my CD4% has been 12 and my VL 48,000. I started Dapsone for PCP prophylaxis last week and just begun treatment on Sustiva and Truvada today. How soon can I expect...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
You could see your count double in a month. It is very possible that your count will reach 300 and percent in the 15-20% range after 3-4 months of treatment....
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How fast can l expect my CD4 count to rise with Atripla?Hello,I just started on Atripla two nights ago with CD4 count of 219 and VL 5,367. I have never... Read more »Atripla resonseI am a 54 y female. Diagnosed HIV+ in November. My first CD4 was 103 and 2nd 183. Viral loads... Read more »
Articles
Sustiva Study Finds Ethnicity, Quality of Life Predict Treatment OutcomesA study published in the journal AIDS found that ethnicity and quality of life measures affected how likely people were to experience failure on a regimen with Sustiva (efavirenz). The analysis from ACTG A5095 adds to a growing sense of unease... Read more »
More Than Ancillary: HIV Social Services, Intermediate Outcomes and Quality of LifeIn the context of HIV care, social or "ancillary" services to stabilize life situations and remove barriers to care are "often seen as a means to the end of ensuring more consistent participation in medical care," the authors wrote. They examined... Read more »
FAQs About Atripla (Efavirenz/Tenofovir/FTC)Choosing Atripla | Side Effects | When to Take Atripla Choosing Atripla How can I tell if Atripla is right for me? Can I still take Atripla, even if I've already taken HIV meds? I have HIV and hepatitis B, and my doctor wants me to... Read more »
Main Outcomes From World AIDS ForumStrong scientific evidence presented at the 18th International AIDS Conference (IAC) in Vienna showed clear progress is possible in fighting HIV/AIDS, though economic woes have made the resource gap wider. Researchers presented results from a... Read more »
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starting treatment - Atripla ?
Posted by neneroc, 7 Replies
after a lot of blood work .. physicals etc etc .. Dr. has recomended me to start Atripla, honestly im nervous . Cd4 count is low and VL high, has to do with me being infected just recently (6-8months ago) I need info on it !! please from what ive... Read more » Paranoid about outcome
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
Hello there, I was just curious to see if anyone was feeling the same way. I am still waiting to do another test but I tested negative at 2 1/2 months. I still feel 'convinced' that I am infected, did any of you who turned out to be negative feel...
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need info on Atripla
Posted by dcboy20, 5 Replies
just test postive docter said i should consider Atripla what side-affect should I expect please give me your honest feeling
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atripla
Posted by tuffnftl, 4 Replies
i just started this pill any ideas or feedback or what to expect anyone please help thx kenny
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