How can I change from taking Truvada in the noon to taking Truvada at midnight? For instance, should I do two doses of Truvada in one 24 hour period or should I do no doses in one 24 hour period to get it right?
3. When the doctors prescribed the medication I ended up taking 4x the recommended dose of Aluvia. This was due to me having received four cans of Aluvia,not realizing that each can was meant to last 1 week.
absolutely off label, one might even think about truvada plus immune globulins plus vaccine since truvada has been used after transplant to prevent reinfection and it worked on 100% persons
it would be interesting to see a study on antivirals to prevent hbv after exposure but i guess it would be too difficult to make such a study and especially to find the subjects so transplantation might be the closest to this situation considering transplant recepients have a worst situation because they hav
You never had an exposure.
has anyone been prescribed Truvada? If so I would like to know how you are doing with it? and if it is helping your hepatitis b? I have stage 4 kidney disease. My hepitologist just prescribed this med. My labs were not good. He hopes to get the virus under control so I can possibly get a kidney transplant. This would be a kidney from a cadaver donator, someone who had hepatitis b. So I am about to begin my journey.
This includes by all of the people who had dental work, gum disease, etc. following dental work the mouth and gums begin to heal almost instantaneously making increased transmission risk not a concern if it ever was (which I doubt).
As a result, whether or not your partner had HIV, I have no concern that you were at risk for HIV and as a result, if you were my patient I would not have put you on PEP, subjecting you to the drug side effects that you experienced.
Do you recommend the truvada over the viread or baraclude? If while being switched from Hepsera to truvada is there a risk that the Hep B could become active? Also , the Hepatitis B DNA is currently undetectable and the Hep B Surface AG is currently negative (both prior to transplant as well as post transplant, so far ) what are the chances that the Hep B could become active again once the Hbig infusions are stopped? Thank you.
So I had a discussion with my doctor yesterday regarding the recent elevation in my AST, ALT ( about 1.5 x ULN). I am LAM resistance, on Truvada for almost 2 years now. Everything else (HBV DNA undetectable, ultrasound ok, CBC, fibroscan + all other stuff i have no idea) came back normal. AST + ALT was in normal range all the time but 3 months recently have been up a bit.
She advised me to continue monitoring my condition and warn me about possible resistance.
Thank youu, I'm busy with work (wbout truvada i think it was used before as monotherapy as PEP then the WHO said we need to use another drug, in my coutnry there is only truvada, so i went with what i have)
Another question please, can the symptoms come after five weeks? I read the timeline for ARS is in between 2-4 weeks, and some other sites said 2-6 weeks.
So if you could help me with that till i get tested, it would be great.
I have been taking Truvada since 2008, 5 months ago I did the pregnancy test, the result was positive.
I am worry about side effects to my baby if I continue to take Truvada during my pregnant...
Does anyone have same experience, please tell me more, thx.
8100 6 months before count was 4600 and normal range is 4000 to 11000
Platelete : 3.64 6 months before count was 2.1 and normal range is 1.5 to 4.5
Serum createnin is normal and SGOT/SGPT remained bit increased that because of Truvada.
I went to a government clinic and got PEP ( truvada-only) within 36 hrs. They tested me for all STD including HIV. I tested positive for Gonorrhea, I got it from her. I haven't seen a doctor since then and not taking any medication for gonorrhea yet. I have mild sore throat, feeling little chills sometimes and negligible joint pains( joint pain--maybe just psychological ).
I am looking to speak with anyone taking the med combo of Norvir, Truvada, and Reyetaz. Wondering if anyone has noted side affects of these drugs....
I have two questions ,
1)Assuming the drugs work how long does it usually take to reduce the viral load significantly ? My next blood test is mid October.
2) what is the risk of passing on HIV, at this stage of my infection, if my partner (hiv negative) gives me oral sex and gets small amounts of my precum in his mouth, and I don't ejaculate and I am not not even close to ejaculating.
Will truvada and and a respiratory antibiotics have interqction/ side effects if simultaneously on both medicine?
or which antibiotics and safe with truvada for respiratory infection?
It is a very mild form of sore throat that does not hurt nor does it affect swallowing. I was proscribed azithromycin 2 days ago and have taken 3 tablets total thus far with no dramatic improvement.
Besides the sore throat, I have not had any other problems other than fatigue.
I am a hepatitis B patient currently taking the HIV anti-viral drug Truvada. My hep B is very controlled right now and its viral loads undetectable.
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