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Men living with HIV who are on antiretroviral (ARV) treatment experience faster decline in their kidney function compared with HIV-negative men, aidsmap reports.
Publishing their findings in the journal AIDS, researchers studied data from the Multicenter AIDS Cohort on 917 HIV-positive men on ARVs, 159 HIV-positive men not on ARVs and 1,305 HIV-negative men. The study period ran from October 2003 to September 2014.
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The protease inhibitor Prezista (darunavir), a recommended antiretroviral (ARV) for those taking HIV treatment for the first time, is associated with an elevated risk of cardiovascular disease, Reuters Health reports.
Publishing their findings in The Lancet HIV, researchers studied data on 35,711 HIV-positive participants in the D:A:D study, which includes individuals in 11 cohorts in Australia, Europe and the United States. The participants were followed for a median 6.96 years between January 2009 and February 2016.
The rate of people acquiring HIV that is resistant to antiretrovirals (ARVs) has risen in recent years, aidsmap reports. However, because for the most part, such strains of the virus have mutations that confer resistance to older HIV medications, their spread is not likely a significant impediment to finding an effective drug regimen.
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Hello, doctor. I have attempted a reduction strategy with Atazanavir due to severe jaundice. I took atazanavir/r+Truvada 4-5days on , 3 days off, for roughly two months. And then drew my blood for a viral load test. Assuming that I was undetectable before that attempt, do you think I could have a disappointing viral load test? I`'m probably going to be put on my next option in Brazil, Darunavir, next Wednesday. Thanks
I can’t predict, but it would be much better to take a different medication (such as darunavir) than to continue underdosing atazanavir.
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Cheers from Brazil. So, Dr. Joel... I had horrible side effects for well over a year when on Atripla. Then I fought fiercely to be put on Atazanavir/r instead of Kaletra. it's been 3 months now. I love this therapy because it lets me sleep and wake up well. I get a lot of jaundice. I ran a few self-tests and within 3 days, my eyes turn white again, but then I resume therapy and I get super yellow within 3 days. It bothers me. Time for a switch again? I've had this since the very first week.
Unless you live on a deserted island where no one can see you, it sounds like it’s time for a switch. My understanding is that dolutegravir is becoming available in Brazil. If that’s not an option, you could consider boosted darunavir or even Kaletra.
