Atripla

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Does anyone in here have experience with Atripla. If so, is it a good

experience...???? I have been informed that Atripla is a regimen that is taken

once per day and that's it...... How great is that. I had a friend many years

ago back in Reno, NV who was on a regimen that included Norvir and that made him

quite sick for a lengthy period of time.

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I've been on it since it came out. Never had any probs whatsoever. Lipo stopped progressing, T-cells in the 700s, and virus undetectable.

Cheers!

D

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This regimen has been out for a couple of years now, in fact the same makers

just came out with a 2nd ONCE a day formula called Complera...

Atripla is generally aimed at the newly diagnosed but my pharma rep says check

with your Dr. and see if it would work with you.

The regimen I am on is Kaletra/Truvada which can now be taken once a day. It's

not all in one pill but you can take them at one time, preferably at bedtime.

But again, work with your Dr. to see what works best for you....

Nena

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> Does anyone in here have experience with Atripla. If so, is it a good

experience...???? I have been informed that Atripla is a regimen that is taken

once per day and that's it...... How great is that. I had a friend many years

ago back in Reno, NV who was on a regimen that included Norvir and that made him

quite sick for a lengthy period of time.

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