Question
Why have i been changed from Atroiza to Tribuss?
16 April 2015. Related: All topics, Changing treatment, Side effects.
My clinic just changed me from Tribuss to Atroiza. What is the problem? Will i get side effects?
Answer
Hi,
Tribuss and Atroiza are both generic versions (copies) of a pill called Atripla. They all contain the same ingredients and work in the same way. They only have different names because they are made by different companies.
Because they both contain the same ingredients you should not get any new side effects.
You can find more information about Atripla/Atroiza/Tribuss in our online HIV meds guide.
Hi Monica, did you get your medication from the same clinic? There are a number of different variations of Atroiza that may look different (Atroiza is a generic version of Atripla). Though these are the same medications. If you are experiencing new side effects this needs mentioning to your doctor.
Hi
I in clinic yesterday and take my pills arvs
But I not filling well after I took my pills
It’s atroiza but not white,last was white and was fine
Hi Busi,
Lots of people are being switch to TLD. TLD has less side effects than Atrozia, it can however cause people to gain weight- please see here: https://i-base.info/guides/14970
I HAVE BEEN CHANGED FROM AFROIZA TO VOLUTRIP AND I AM WORRIED ABT SIDE EFFECTS PLEASE ADVICE
Hi Nelson,
Do you know why you’ve been given Atrozia?
When I take atroiza means that I’m H. I. V
Hi Siphokazi,
If you’re asking if it’s OK to take ARVs when pregnant, the answer is yes. If you are pregnant, you may find the following helpful: https://i-base.info/guides/pregnancy
Hi i think im pregnant, i am late on my period fr 10days now and I’ve been on treatment fr 6months now, so i want to know if it is safe fr my baby or will it cuase or harm my baby?
Hi Lerato,
First, congratulations on the news that you’re going to have a baby.
It’s great that you’ve started HIV treatment (ART) and that you don’t miss a single pill. That’s because ART is the best way to protect your health and your baby’s health. So it sounds like you’re doing all you can.
Please see the guide to HIV pregnancy and women’s health. There’s lots of info in this guide including during pregnancy, delivering your baby, and for after your baby is born.
M six months pregnant and I started a treatment when I was four months pregnant,so I wanna knw will my baby be safe? Because I make sure that I don’t miss any pill everyday