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Headaches with Viread?

Hi everyone,

I recently started Viread (21 years old). I've been getting headaches lately, and am not sure if it would be okay to take Tylenol while on Viread?

Would anyone be able to give me more insight into this?

Thank you kindly :)

y.
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I have been using Viread since 9 months now and didn't get any headaches. Do not use Tylenol though, it is not recommended while using Viread.
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you are very young for drugs like etv and tdf since it might happen to keep using them for 15-20 years or life.anyway among drugs for hbv that is the most potent with less sides

check our alinia thread and progress so if you are hbe negative you might have more chances to eradicate hbv.
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the lightest drug is paracetamol but do not use it frequently and high dose, even paracetamol or aspirin can make cirrhosis on people without hbv if overused

check your vitamin d level (new normal levels 50-90ng/ml) because it is low on all hbvers and can make bones pain and headheache plus viread lowers bone mineral density and calcium/vitamin levels shoould be checked and kept at optimal blood levels

after i reached a vitamin level 30ng/ml i never experienced bone pians and headaches anymore, i hope your headache is because of this
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I have been taking viread the last 3 month and I some times get a headech also, however i have never taken Tylenol as it is danger to your liver
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