HIV /AIDS: ARV MEDICINES : SOME TRUTHS & MYTHS OF TREATMENT FOR HIV /AIDS PATIENTS FOR BETTER ADHERANCE & CURE

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Antiretroviral therapy -- or ART -- A COMBINATION OF 3-4 DRUGS COMPRISING OF EITHER NRIT OR NNRITS WITH PROTESE INHIBITOR WITH FUSION OR INTEGRASE INHIBITOR OR RECEPTOR BLOCKE revolutionized HIV treatment in the past few decades. And newer improvements, like one-pill-a-day drugs,or injections once a quarter as i wrote in my last article,are making life with HIV easier and safer.
Like chronic disease as hypertension,Diabetes,thyroid or Kidney or cancer we have to take this medicines regularly without any fail and if we do so we shall get Viral load or quantity of virus in our body decreses and our defense cell cd4 population rises and we live a normal life and no opputunistic infections like tb,diarrhoea,skin rashes,ulcers or mouth lesion or fungal infection attacks us.decision to which drug to be used is a complcated one and only an experienced doctor keeping details of type of patients,exposures and presence of infections and general condition of patients and personal history of pt and economical conditions all gives input to DOCTOR TO SELECT DRUG ON EXPERIENCE and DOCTORCHANGES IT IF RESPONSE IS NOT COMING OR ADD SOME MORE IF OPPUTUNISTIC OR OTHER SYMPTOS DEVELOP.
SO SELF MEDICATION OR MEDICATION ONSIMPLE NET OR TELEPHONIC ADVICE ARE DANGEROUS AND SHOULD BE NEVER TAKEN.TILL NOW ALTERNATIVE HERBAL MEDICINES EFFICACY IS NOT PROOVED SO NEVER TRUST THEM AND AVOID THEM EXCEPT SOME VITMINS,FOOD SUPPLEMENTS AND EXCERCISES.

5 Things to Know About HIV Medications;--
There are lots of myths and stale, outdated information about HIV treatment. Here are five things you should know about ART.
It's easier to take than it used to be. A lot of people with HIV just take one pill once a day. That's it. That one combination pill -- Atripla, Complera, or Stribild -- packs in all the different active ingredients you need. Most people don't need the "cocktails" with complicated dosing schedules anymore.
You have lots of options. Some people need drug combinations. There are six classes of antiretroviral drugs for HIV and more than 30 drugs. If one doesn't work or causes side effects, the doctor has many other choices.
Medications work for a long time. People used to worry that their drugs would stop working after a while and that they'd have to keep switching to new ones. That's not really a risk now. "As long as you keep taking your medications, the same treatment can work for decades," Hare says.
Drugs have fewer side effects. While specific side effects depend on the drug, HIV treatment is much safer and easier to tolerate than it used to be. For most people, side effects -- like upset stomach and diarrhea -- are minor and often go away. Long-term risks include cholesterol problems and weakened bones. But even so, the risks of treatment are much lower than the risks of not getting it, Hare says.
You may start taking medication as soon as you're diagnosed. Many experts believe that the sooner you start treatment, the better. However, some doctors prefer to wait until your CD4 count, a measure of some immune cells, drops to a certain point before starting treatment. See what your doctor recommends.