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Which Is Better Truvada Or Epzicom
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Switching from Epzicom to TruvadaI'm positive and have hepatitis B. I've been on Kaletra/Epzicom for 1.5 years. My hepatitis B is at the same level as where it was 6 months ago. Due to this, my doctor suggests that I switch from Epzicom to Truvada. How will this...
Response from Edwin DeJesus, M.D., F.A.C.P.truvada vs epzicomHi nelson, I read an article comparing "Epzicom" and "Truvada" about the risk... Read more »Epzicom or Truvada a clear winner?Greetings from overseas more precisely Denmark (a small country in northen Europe). Thanks for your... Read more »
Articles
FAQs About Epzicom (Abacavir/3TC, Kivexa)Starting Treatment | Switching Treatment | Adherence | Availability | Side Effects Starting Treatment I am 37 years old and have been HIV positive for about two years. My doctor wants me to start treatment. He gave me two choices:... Read more »
Epzicom/Kivexa (Abacavir + Lamivudine)What Is Epzicom? Who Should Take Epzicom? What About Drug Resistance? How Is Epzicom Taken? What Are the Side Effects? How Does Epzicom React With Other Drugs? What Is Epzicom? Epzicom is a pill that contains two drugs used to fight HIV:... Read more »
FAQs About Truvada (Tenofovir/FTC)Starting Treatment | Switching Treatment | Dosage | Side Effects | Coinfections | Truvada as PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) | Drug Interactions | Availability Starting Treatment Isentress and Truvada (tenofovir/FTC) or Atripla... Read more »
Gilead's Truvada Slows HIV Progression Better Than GSK's Combivir, Preliminary Data ShowGilead Sciences ' once-daily combination antiretroviral drug Truvada is more effective at slowing the progression of HIV than GlaxoSmithKline 's twice-daily antiretroviral Combivir, according to preliminary data released on Thursday from Gilead's... Read more »
Connect With Others
Reyataz/Norvir/Truvada/Epzicom...morning or night?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I'm starting in a study, and I just got my meds today. I'll be on Reyataz boosted with Norvir, and either Epzicom or Truvada (I won't know which).Does anyone know if there are any advantages to taking these meds in the morning as opposed to the... Read more » New to Epzicom...Help with side-effects
Posted by Keoki, 1 Reply
Anybody out there on Intellence and Epzicom? I'm new to Epzicom. I had to stop Truvada, because of kidney function issues. I'm having a bit of a hard time adjusting to the Epzicom...nausea, lethargy, and just not "feeling right." Any information...
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Abacavir - Hypersensitivity - EPZICOM
Posted by Survivor, 2 Replies
David, I read your Email and brought the PDF forward. Dr. Ben was very watchful when I initially got started and had follow up calls to me regarding any problems if in deed I was blinded on the Abacavir. Either I am on it and am fine or I am not...
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Atripla vs. Complera vs. Truvada: How to decide?!?
Posted by TheGoodLife, 3 Replies
I've combed over these three drugs and it all runs in circles. I lean toward one then the other. Can any one offer their experience as a reference?
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