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Author Topic: Stribild - Insomnia  (Read 3363 times)

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Offline PozGuy212

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Stribild - Insomnia
« on: May 31, 2013, 03:10:52 am »
I've been on Stribild for about 3-4 days so far and I'm having issues with my sleeping patterns. Is it something that passes with time or is it a consistent thing?
March 2009 - Tested POZ
Aug 2012 - CD4 60 / VL 250K+
Started Complera
Nov 2012 - CD4 180 / VL about 2K
Feb 2013 - CD4 350 / Undetectable
May 2013 - CD4 400 / VL 50
Switched to Stribild

Offline thepostergirl

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Re: Stribild - Insomnia
« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2013, 05:56:07 am »
Pozguy,
         I also experienced insomnia on Stribild but I talked to my doctor and was given Ambien and that seems to work well. I really don't have any other side effects from Stribild and within a month I was 7 points away from Undetectable and then went in recently for my 4 month blood work and exam and my viral load is now undetectable so hang in there and see if it works itself out. I'd give it at least a month and then maybe talk to your doctor about something for sleep. I know you can take melatonin which is a natural chemical that your brain produces to make you tired and able to sleep. You can find it in the vitamin section of any store that sells vitamins or health care shops. Make sure you look up to see if there would be any interactions before taking anything. Ask a doctor or a pharmacist to make sure if you can't find any reliable information on the net. Have faith that it'll work itself out and give it a little time before quitting. Good luck!
Diagnosed : October 2012
CD4 count high
Viral load 19,600
Started Stribild
Viral load is now undetectable

 


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