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I Have Burning In My Feet, But Dr. Say They Don't Believe The Medication Cause It, And.my Balance Is Way Off, And My Left Leg Feels Numb.
Tell him to rethink the medication you're on. If you don't like what he has to say then replace him.
Is there anyone on here with neurotharpy, that feels they should start a lawsuit, similar to the truvada lawsuit?
I left out the part where the dr. Call in his supervisor, and would Not let me see another dr. And told me all the Dr. In the hospital are going to tell me the same thing, And told me to Just go somewhere else, I've been going there for 13 years, I'm very upset, I was told to talk to an attorney?
One of the side effects of taking ritonavir, are these sensations in the hands and/or feet. I have been taking ritonavir since its inception many years ago and overtime these side effects have become less bothersome for me. Not everyone responds the same though.
Burning sensations and numbness in the feet can be concerning. Some HIV medications, like Norvir (Ritonavir), can cause sensations of tingling or numbness in the hands, feet, or mouth. It's important to discuss these symptoms with your healthcare provider, as they can help determine the cause and suggest appropriate Show Full Answer
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Hello, I Am From Denver, Colorado, I Am An Immigrant, I Have Recently Arrived, Can Anyone Help, Where Can I Find Help For Treatment?
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