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Compilation of PI side effects?
Hello Family!
Just wondering if anyone has compiled a list of all the side effects from the Tx's with the two PI's and the remedies that have worked to counter them? Maybe put them in a journal (less of these one would have to search through and easy to update) that is open to the public and with titles that will come up at the top of results when searched?
I have searched and found many individual results, but not a comprehensive list.
Thanks for everyone's hard work and empathy here!!!
Chris
Just wondering if anyone has compiled a list of all the side effects from the Tx's with the two PI's and the remedies that have worked to counter them? Maybe put them in a journal (less of these one would have to search through and easy to update) that is open to the public and with titles that will come up at the top of results when searched?
I have searched and found many individual results, but not a comprehensive list.
Thanks for everyone's hard work and empathy here!!!
Chris
What sort of data are you interested in, Chris? Published or anecdotal?
One of the issues that comes to mind is that anything we post in here is open source, so even if a published list is derived from published data how does one prevent others from meddling with it?
And, this venue is difficult to work with. Because of the sheer volume of data, the best way to present this in list, rather than narrative format is probably to enter data into Excel, then post it as a photo. With all the columns required I’m not sure one could fit all that data in and still be able to read the contents?
From my perspective it might be easier to provide links to relevant pharma sites for members to peruse; what do you think?
Unless of course you’re looking for anecdotal, member-stated info; that’s a different ball game.
Anyone else have thoughts about this?
--Bill
One of the issues that comes to mind is that anything we post in here is open source, so even if a published list is derived from published data how does one prevent others from meddling with it?
And, this venue is difficult to work with. Because of the sheer volume of data, the best way to present this in list, rather than narrative format is probably to enter data into Excel, then post it as a photo. With all the columns required I’m not sure one could fit all that data in and still be able to read the contents?
From my perspective it might be easier to provide links to relevant pharma sites for members to peruse; what do you think?
Unless of course you’re looking for anecdotal, member-stated info; that’s a different ball game.
Anyone else have thoughts about this?
--Bill
I think this is a good idea. However, one much keep in mind that some drugs are fairly innocent and minimal sides except when paired with other drugs. Since everyone who treats, treats with a combo (except in trial maybe) it is hard to attribute sides to any particular drug. I think we are just finding out, for example, that Ribaviron is not so bad when paired with other drugs rather than interferon. I am just saying.
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