HIV - Can I drive a car or operate machinery while taking my medications?

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HIV - Can I drive a car or operate machinery while taking my medications?

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1. hiv

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• Because many HIV medications raise cholesterol levels, it is not uncommon for people living with HIV to be taking cholesterol lowering drugs


• It is extremely important for people with HIV to take all doses of their medications, otherwise the virus may become resistant to the drugs


• You may also want to change from a regimen which is successfully suppressing HIV if you are unable to tolerate it due to side-effects, or you are unable to take the medication as prescribed, or both


2. medications

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• Until you know how this medication affects you, do not drive a car or operate potentially dangerous machinery


• Avoid driving or operating machinery until you know how this medication affects you


• This medicine may cause dizziness and so may affect your ability to drive or operate machinery safely


3. drive car

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• Driving a car with an automatic transmission makes several aspects of driving automated


• Driving a car in reverse is just as important as driving it forward


• Thousands of people around the world have discovered the luxury of driving around in a car they are paid to drive for


4. drive operate machinery

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• Should I drive a car or operate machinery while taking these drugs

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