I was also a reciever. After 40 hours I went to the first clinic and they gave me PEP (TenofovirDF, emtricitabine + lamivudine). The clinic looks very unprofessional, but it was my only chance. I didn't do any hiv or std test, a month before the exposure i had HIV test which was negative. After few days I had a mild sore throat, i still have it, i don't have fever, running nose, rash or anything else. My questions are..
An international study found the antiviral combination of tenofovir and emtricitabine (Truvada) was most effective in treating younger adult hepatitis B patients with high viral load and normal ALT levels.
Doctors historically have not treated this group because there appeared to be no sign of liver damage. However, doctors now know that high viral loads may increase patients’ risk of liver damage and cancer as they age, despite their normal ALT levels.
What are my chances of getting infected. Another question was administered a PEP drug emtricitabine and tenofovir, can it prevent me from contracting HiV.
FTC is Emtricitabine.
I like it. Just curious do u pronounce it as in Javier or do u pronounce the X more?
When you see Evie - would you pronounce it E-vee or Eh-ve? I am not as keen on a name that sounds like Eve. But I like Evie where the E sounds like eh. What do you all think? Do you think people will pronounce her name wrong her whole life??
If you had to choose between 2 names Juwayriyya & Hanan for a baby girl. What you choose? I love Hanan because it's simple, its special to me (it's my nickname my dad calls me), & most people can pronounce it. But it's too common within muslim community. I also love Juwayriyya because it's unique & beautiful. But I think it wil be hard to pronounce in school. I live in U.S. Thanks.
There are so many names that everyone can pronounce. If you pick a name that one side of your family can't pronounce, it's likely the general public also won't be able to pronounce it.
People with different language backgrounds often don't pronounce things the same way - like the name Caroline sounds different depending on where you're from.
This is a potential concern because the drugs in Truvada – tenofovir and emtricitabine – are active against HBV as well as HIV.
HIV and HBV are spread through some common transmission routes, including sexual transmission, vertical transmission (mother to child) and via multi-person use of injection equipment.
I wanted a unique different name but the one I picked seems like none can pronounce it right or they think its to hard , I need opinions please , what do you girls think of the name Daleyza .?
t like because of some people not knowing quite how to pronounce it. We still like the name but are having second thoughts. As a whole it would be Kyrah Nicole.
I asked her of her status and she stated clean. I started PEP within 24 hours. (Teneogovir, emtricitabine, lamivudine ) What are the odds of being infected ? is this low risk ?
I started a course of PEP that included Tenvor-EM (Indian version Emtricitabine/Tenofovir DF) and Kaluvia (generic of lopinavir/retonavir) for 25 days and interrupted it for two reasons:
1-My partner tested Negative(Antigen/ Antibody) on 22 days post exposure
2-Thinking that i might be developing facial Lipodystrophy (slight facial fat loss under cheek bones). I cant tell if my face was like this before the treatment or it is just an illusion.
Beautiful. I personally like the second spelling better. If I were a teacher I'd pronounce it correctly the first time with the second spelling. Looks exactly how it sounds.
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U just correct ppl if they 