Antiretroviral therapy (ARV) is used to reduce your ‘viral load’ – the amount of detectable HIV present in your body. It therefore helps protect and preserve your immune system, preventing opportunistic infections and other complications. In some cases – for instance, in pregnant women – ARVs can also be used to prevent transmission. Our internationally-acknowledged experts use genetic data, your drug history, clinical guidelines, and full knowledge of each available drug to devise in consultation with you an ARV regime suitable for your circumstances.

Guides from HIV iBase [PDF downloads]

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Introduction
to ARTs

Pocket Guide:
ARTs

Pocket Guide:
Side Effects

Changing
Treatment

Combination
Therapy
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Hepatitis C Pocket Guide:
Hepatitis C
Pregnancy Pocket Guide:
Pregnancy
Introduction to
HIV meds
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HIV Testing Quality of
Life
Record Your
Treatment
HIV Research  Pocket Guide:
PrEP

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