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Who Takes Testim
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Atripla and TestimI started taking Atripla about 2 weeks ago and had tough time adjusting to it. I think I had all the side-effets except the rash which i'm told may come later. A month prior to starting Atripla I was using Testim to help me gain weight and...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARES
Thanks for your post.There are no significant interactions between the components of Atripla (tenofovir, FTC or efavirenz) and testosterone products, like Testim.BY...
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TestimHow many hours after applying Testim to the upper arms must pass before a female can touch them?... Read more »Acne on TestimNelson,I have been on testim at two tubes a day. I am breaking out on my chest and back and dont... Read more »
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Good Antidepressant Pill-Taking Linked to Better Antiretroviral Pill-TakingIn a study of U.S. veterans with HIV infection and depression, people who took antidepressant drugs according to schedule (good adherence) also took their antiretrovirals according to schedule most of the time. 1 This finding is important because... Read more »
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Starting HIV Therapies: Adherence Conference Excerpts, Part 1 of 3On May 15, 1998, Body Positive, Inc. (BP) and the Clinical Education Initiative at Mount Sinai Medical Center (MSMC) sponsored a one-day conference titled "Enhancing Adherence to HIV Therapies: A Multidisciplinary Approach." Speakers discussed... Read more »
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medication, thinking to stop taking it:
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
What would happen if i decide to stop taking my medication that i am on, Combovir & Sustiva? Would i get really sick & the disease would progrest to the point that i would die?Thanks. Read more » What vitamins should I take?
Posted by tommyga
Hey, newly positive. I'm not currently on any meds, but would like to go ahead and start with some vitamins. I'm a 28 yo male, any thoughts on what to take?
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Taking the test
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I want to take the Hiv test should I go to my HMO or to a clinic like Planned Parenthood ? please reply .Read more » I am taking a sabbatical
Posted by Florida69, 3 Replies
I am not sure if I am going to make it online in the next few weeks, but I will try. I leave for Hawaii on 12/25/07 @ 6am, and I do not return until 1/2/08. This is my last day of work and I leave at noon today. I may try and check in here at the...
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