EBD (event-based dosing) – a term for taking medicines only at times linked to a relevant event.
EDD is also called “on-demand dosing”.
For example, EBD for PrEP (to prevent HIV transmission) involves taking PrEP before sex and then for several days after sex. EBD for PrEP is only appropriate in some situations and for some people – otherwise daily dosing is recommended.
cryoglobulinemia – increased blood levels of abnormal proteins called cryoglobulins that can inflame blood vessels and thicken blood.
Area Under the Curve (AUC) – total exposure to drug over the dosing period.
cholesterol – kind of lipid (blood fat).
peripheral neuropathy (PN) – damage to the nerves in your hands or feet. PN can be caused by HIV or some HIV drugs.
Peripheral neuropathy – more infomation.
