Hello,<\/p>\n
Thanks for your question. It’s not clear if you are taking both Odimune and Atripla together, or just using these different versions at different times?<\/p>\n
Odimune and Atripla contain the same drugs – efavirenz, FTC and tenofovir. Odimune is a generic version of\u00a0Atripla<\/a>. They both work in the same way and you should only be taking one of these at any one time. It is safe to switch between versions though, just not to use both.<\/p>\n If you were taking Atripla and have changed to Odimune this shouldn’t have affected your health because these are the same medicines.<\/p>\n You say that your immune system is going down. Do you mean your CD4 count? If you do, what are your last few CD4 count results?<\/p>\n If you are experiencing side effects like feeling tired and weak you might find it better to take Odimune\/Atripla at night instead of in the morning. Many people do this because of these side effects. Taking the treatment at night means you are asleep when the drug levels are their highest, meaning you experience fewer side effects.<\/p>\n