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Can l take supplements when on hiv medication?
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Yes, but: Depends on the type of medications you are on, and the supplements you intend to take, they may interact. Better bring those supplements to your or your pharmacist so can make sure they are safe to combine with your meds, wish you wellness
Answered 8/15/2019
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