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HIV: Taking Antiretroviral Medicines

HIV: Taking Antiretroviral Medicines

Overview

Taking antiretroviral medicines for HIV can help you stay healthy and live about as long as someone without HIV. Often the medicines are combined in a single pill. Most of the time, they are taken once or twice a day.

For treatment to work well, try not to miss any doses. Missing doses can lead to problems like drug resistance and higher viral loads. The disease may also get worse.

Information about HIV: Taking Antiretroviral Medicines

Current as of: April 30, 2024

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