
Side Effects Basics
Dealing with drug side effects. Fact sheet from Project Inform. Also available in Spanish.
Side effects. Fact sheet from AIDS InfoNet. Also available Spanish.
Side Effects & Other Health Problems. Fact sheet from aidsmeds.com. Also available in Spanish.
Side effects. Easy-to-read brochure with pictures from aidsmap.com.
(Unintended) consequences: A guide to side effects that can result from HIV medications. Article from the 2011 HIV Drug Guide from the Test Positively Aware Network.
Side-effects. Fact sheet from namlife.org.
The namlife.org site also has fact sheets on both side effects in general and particular side effects. Side effects (general information) Introduction to side-effects Types of side-effects When side-effects develop Coping with side-effects Nausea, diarrhoea and mood/sleep disorders Cholesterol Facial wasting Hyperbilirubinaemia Lactic acidosis Lipodystrophy Neuropathy
The AIDS InfoNet also has fact sheets in English and Spanish on particular side effects. Fatigue - English, Spanish Anemia - English, Spanish Body Shape Changes (Lipodystrophy) - English, Spanish Diarrhea - English, Spanish Peripheral Neuropathy - English, Spanish Mitochondrial Toxicity - English, Spanish Bone Problems - English, Spanish Depression and HIV - English, Spanish
The aidsmeds.com website also has links to other pages with information about particular side effects. Changes to Your Body (Lipodystrophy & Wasting) - English, Spanish Changes to Your Face (Facial Lipoatrophy) - English, Spanish Risks to Your Heart (Hyperlipidemia) - English, Spanish Feeling Tired (Fatigue & Anemia) - English, Spanish Peripheral Neuropathy - English, Spanish Sick to Your Stomach (Nausea & Diarrhea) - English, Spanish Risks to Your Liver (Hepatotoxicity) - English, Spanish Risks to Your Kidneys: A Complete Guide to Renal Health - English, Spanish Risks to Your Bones (Osteopenia & Osteoporosis) - English, Spanish Tips & Tricks on Taking Sustiva - English, Spanish
Treatment
switches becoming less common, side-effects still the key reason for
switching.
Article dated April 24, 2012 from aidsmap.com.
Long-term
use of HIV drugs is safe, does not raise risk of death, study shows.
Article dated December 8, 2011 from aidsmap.com.
Genetic tests could predict which patients will have problems with some anti-HIV drugs. Article dated January 7, 2011 from aidsmap.com.
Study Suggests Genetic Tests Could Predict HIV Drug Side Effects. Article dated January 3, 2011 from aidsmeds.com.
Discovery of enzyme structure points way to creating less toxic anti-HIV drugs. Article dated October 16, 2009 from aidsmap.com.
Queaze, Sneeze, Yawn, and Runs: A little laundry list of possible side effects. Article dated September 2009 from Positively Aware.
Exercise: The Best Therapy for Managing Side Effects. Article dated September 2009 from Positively Aware.
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