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A member asked:
I'm having a very hard time taking my medicines for hiv. i'm already resistant to atripla.,. what are my options for the injectable solution?
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HIV care: There are quite a number of good medications available for HIV treatment. Resistance to Atripla is not unheard of, so do not despair. Best if you see an ID doctor who can figure out the best options for you. There is an injectable HIV medication but that's reserved for the absolute last resort. Plus there are clinical trials which are always looking for subjects if you need to take that route.
Answered 1/11/2016
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