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Author Topic: Has anyone experienced Immune Reconstitution Syndrome?  (Read 3798 times)

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Offline elroy

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Has anyone experienced Immune Reconstitution Syndrome?
« on: September 19, 2006, 10:19:27 am »
On Saturday, I was rushed to the ER with shaking shills (rigors) and finally admitted.  I have been on Atripla for almost a month and thought I was doing quite well.  I had gained weight, had a ton of energy and my appetite was voracious.

None of the four doctors agreed fully on a diagnosis and leaned between PCP and MAC.  I was given two IV bags of Vancomycin overnight as well as azithromycin and discharged the next afternoon.  I felt fine in the hospital and still do, though I tire easily.  The ID doctor didn't agree with the ER doc concerning the chest Xray and basically said he needed a reason to admit me, but she didn't think I was sick enough to be in the hospital.

Last bloodwork was in mid August w/29 tcells and VL above whatever baseline they used.  I was pretty sick.  I went through the Atripla rash incident just fine and was doing well until that sudden onset of violent chills.  I just wonder if anyone has gone through such a rebound effect?

 


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