Duovir N is commonly used for PEP and is generally safe most side effects are mild like nausea or fatigue, nothing to worry 😊
Just take it regularly as prescribed.
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"Duovir N is a combination antiretroviral medication (Lamivudine, Zidovudine, and Nevirapine) used as part of a Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) regimen following potential exposure to HIV. While highly effective at preventing viral integration when started within 72 hours, it is known for a significant side-effect profile. Most symptoms are manageable and temporary, but strict adherence to the 28-day course is the only way to ensure maximum protection
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while the side effects can feel 'scary,' they are a sign the medicine is working to protect you.
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Generally its causes rashes in body ,slight nausea ,lypodystrophy and abd.pain is common .regular cbc ,LFT is mandatory. If rash is severe then you need medical attention.
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