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I started with Truvada and when Descovy came out my doctor switched me to that. I do have Osteoporosis at a fairly young age. I continue to take Prep now. How many of you have been on some kind of prep for more than 15 years. Do you have any negative effects from it on your body?  Not even sure when I started but Soon after the Truvada was available.

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At the beginning of taking it...I would have the loudest massive farts! Or it could of been the protein powder I had started for working out! Either way, they have stopped...thank the baby jesus!

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47 minutes ago, Justaholeff said:

At the beginning of taking it...I would have the loudest massive farts! Or it could of been the protein powder I had started for working out! Either way, they have stopped...thank the baby jesus!

I remember about ten years ago when everyone in Midtown, Atlanta started taking PrEP that there was a lot of farting & gas at the bars. I think initially when you start taking regular medication that it can seriously effect your body. I noticed that recently when I started taking some regular medications - hello, middle age - and when I expressed concerns about lose bowels, he said that was normal when you start any kind of regular medical regimen. Medicine can also cause nightmares.  

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I have osteopenia (not quite osteoporosis yet, thanks be), which I found out about because I broke a wrist earlier this year - first time I've ever broken a bone. I believe it's likely that Truvada had some role in that and have now switched to Descovy. And a lot of calcium supplements.

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3 hours ago, J-raw said:

I remember about ten years ago when everyone in Midtown, Atlanta started taking PrEP that there was a lot of farting & gas at the bars. I think initially when you start taking regular medication that it can seriously affect your body. I noticed that recently when I started taking some regular medications - hello, middle age - and when I expressed concerns about lose bowels, he said that was normal when you start any kind of regular medical regimen. Medicine can also cause nightmares.  


Take the Truvada in the morning, that helps with the nightmares. I’ve been on several cocktails that have had Truvada in it, now it doesn’t give me bad dreams anymore 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I can't say I ever experienced any weird side effects from it. No dreams, no excess poop, no nothin'. 

Maybe to a smiler I smell repulsive and like a hospital, but ... idk 😉

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I was on Prep daily during some years. My doctor noticed my kidneys were weakening. I had to stop during 6 month. I recovered and take it now on demand, without consequences up to now.

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20 hours ago, viking8x6 said:

I have osteopenia (not quite osteoporosis yet, thanks be), which I found out about because I broke a wrist earlier this year - first time I've ever broken a bone. I believe it's likely that Truvada had some role in that and have now switched to Descovy. And a lot of calcium supplements.

Why the calcium supplements, dose Prep disrupt your calcium replenishment cycle?

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4 hours ago, verbalBTTM said:

Oh wow, I didn't know that. Dose PrEP do that as well?

Only the pill-based forms do. The injectable doesn't use the problematic bone-leaching drugs.

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6 hours ago, 757pozzybear said:

Only the pill-based forms do. The injectable doesn't use the problematic bone-leaching drugs.

Let me ask you (i.e. the community) I have a boy at work who just came out and is just starting to have sex. I have him getting in PrEP so he can have fun worry free. He's a pretty big guy roughly 340lbs standing at 6'4". 

 

Since you guys brought up the calcium issue, that might become an issue for him. He's young but with his size I think he should look into the injection you spoke of. Do you see issues with the injections?

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16 minutes ago, verbalBTTM said:

Let me ask you (i.e. the community) I have a boy at work who just came out and is just starting to have sex. I have him getting in PrEP so he can have fun worry free. He's a pretty big guy roughly 340lbs standing at 6'4". 

 

Since you guys brought up the calcium issue, that might become an issue for him. He's young but with his size I think he should look into the injection you spoke of. Do you see issues with the injections?

Just tell him to take a calcium supplement 

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2 hours ago, pdmiller1172 said:

Just tell him to take a calcium supplement 

Will do and thank you. He's a good kid, who's had a really shitty hand at life. Thanks to me he's a cum slut, but I want him to be safe in his explorations. It's been beautiful to see to see him go from a shy scared boy, to a happy faggot always on the hunt for cock.

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