Convenience
HIV treatment is not one size fits all. Recognize that everyone is unique and that HIV medications are not one size fits all. What's right for one person may not be what's right for you. Because it's important to take medications every day as directed, your medications should fit in with your daily activities. Participating in your care means working together with your physician and other healthcare professionals. They are your advisers, and their goals are to help you control HIV and make smart choices for the future.
- It's up to you!
- Educate yourself
- Get help
- Take care of yourself
- Seek support
Patient's considerations
Some of the important health areas that HIV-positive patients need to be aware of include general health, hepatitis B, C, or other liver disease, mental health, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and reproductive health. Additionally, family relationships, schedules, and activities are important to consider. Click on one of these links for more information.
Things to remember about HIV treatment:
- HIV medications are given in combination
- Starting HIV treatment is an individual decision that you will make with your doctor
- The best way to help avoid resistance is to take every dose of your anti-HIV medicine on time, every day
- Talk to your doctor about how side effects from your medications may be managed
Please consult Full Prescribing Information, including boxed WARNING, Medication Guide, and Important Safety Information for VIRAMUNE.
