ASSESSMENT THE EFFECTS OF ARV (TDF+3TC+DTG) TREATMENT IN HIV/AIDS PATIENTS AT DONG DA GENERAL HOSPITAL (2020-2021)

Xuan Toan Le, Kim Thu Nguyen, Ba Hien Pham

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Abstract

HIV/AIDs infection is a burden of disease for patients and their families and society as a whole. Anti-retroviral drugs(ARV) are the optimal treatment forhiv/AIDS patients. 


Objective: 1. Assess the therapeutic effectiveness of TDF + 3TC + DTG regimen in HIV/AIDS patients at Dong Da General Hospital. Comment on the undesirable effects and a number of factors that affect the therapeutic effect of this regimen


Subjects and methods: The study involved 61 patients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and treated with the TDF+3TC+DTG regimen followed for a full 24 weeks, between February 202 and June 2021. Retrospective cross-description study. 


Results: Weight, BMI and CD4 count increases statistically (p<0.05) at the time after 24 weeks of treatment. 45/61 (73.8%) of patients reached the maximum level of the virus (below the detection threshold). Adherence to treatment is associated with post-treatment viral load (OR=2.32 CI 95% 0.21-8.643, p<0.05). 


Conclusions: The TDF+3TC+DTG ARV drug regimen has a good treatment effect in patients with HIV/AIDS (weight, CD4 increases after 24 weeks of treatment and the virus is inhibited at a high rate). The group of patients who adhered to good treatment had a maximum of 2.32 times the ability to suppress the virus with a group that adhered to bad treatment.

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