Antiretroviral drugs inhibit the reproduction of retroviruses--viruses composed of RNA rather than DNA.
Doses must be individualized based on the patient and use of interacting drugs. The optimum combinations of antiretroviral drugs have not been determined, nor is there agreement on the stage of infection at which to start treatment.
Antiretroviral agents are virustatic agents which block steps in the replication of the virus. The drugs are not curative; however continued use of drugs, particularly in multi-drug regimens, significantly slows disease progression.
No. Only antiretroviral drugs can reduce HIV.
Thanker, H.K., and M.H. Snow. "HIV Viral Suppression in the Era of Antiretroviral Therapy." Postgraduate Medical Journal (January 2003): 36.
Your physician will give you medicine for retrovirus infection throughout the pregnancy.
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An antiretroviral is a drug which combats infection by retroviruses.
Exclusive of the antiretroviral agents used in HIV (AIDS) therapy, there are currently only 11 antiviral drugs available, covering four types of virus.
Yes, there are over 25 approved HIV drugs (called 'antiretroviral' drugs). The are usually use in a combination of at least three active drugs. Some treatments include more than one drug in the same pill.
the drug toxins damage the liver because the person has to tke medications through out life, and this contributes to liver toxiciy.
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