Injections
Is there anyone on the new HIV injection medications? If so, how is it working out for you and where there any issues switching over. My physician is starting to talk about possibly switching me from Genvoya to the injection med.
Thanks!
I as well went through the same thing So before changing be sure that you are covered as we should not be changing meds
My experience was not good. The insurance companies refused to pay, so I had to return to Biktarvy after three months on Cabenuva. I found the on-line Cab people rude and not helpful. Be sure your insurance is paying before the bill becomes astronomical. I posted a more detailed note.
I have been on cabenuva for about 1 and a half years now. I get my injections every other month. Best thing ever. No side effects.
Injectable therapies for HIV treatment and prevention offer promising alternatives to daily oral antiretroviral therapy (ART). Here are some key points:
- Long-Lasting Alternatives: Injectable treatments like Cabenuva and Apretude are administered every one to two months, reducing the need for daily pills
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I get my second injection next week. I’m on the every two month series. So far, it’s great! No side affects, no daily pill hassle, and just an overall healthier feeling. Switching over was really easy. Had to take the oral form for four weeks to make sure there was no reaction, then straight to the first injection.
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