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Main Forums => Living With HIV => Topic started by: Realist on July 01, 2010, 03:07:09 pm
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OK, this is theoretical (because if I don't say this Ann will be posting replies telling me I'm jumping the gun! :-*).
Hypothetically, if I'm doing ok on Atripla - VL UD and no side effects what could I take next to help my CD4s assuming I don't achieve immunological success on Atripla.
What should I be on next? (I'm in the UK BTW)
- Should it be PI based?
- What about Truvada and Isentress?
- What are the second regime options?
- Would I be going through combos too quickly and reducing what's available later on?
Would appreciate your thoughts guys.
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There's a current clinical trial looking at adding IL-7 as a possible way to increase T cell response:
http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00839436?term=il-7+hiv+cd4&rank=3
Selzentry has shown to possibly have an effect:
http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/recent/2010/010510_a.html
But you're jumping the gun, just relax. Living a clean stress free life probably goes a long way in helping the immune response.
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Living a clean stress free life probably goes a long way in helping the immune response.
I can do clean, but stress free? There's a challenge!
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You're jumping the gun. (save your breath Anne).
-Will
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You're jumping the gun. (save your breath Anne).
-Will
I am.
~gasp~
Oh, and by the way, that's ANN, no E.
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PI based combo
Interleukin is horrid to take and the benefit time limited and reversible
Clean living, yes, there's an option.....
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Clean living is highly overrated. I prefer dirty living.
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On the Rock?!?! Is that 3-day old herring in yer beer or sommat?