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To find an AIDS Service Organization (ASO) in the U.S., simply enter your zip code and the distance you are willing to travel below.
To find an HIV Specialist in the U.S., simply enter your zip code and the distance you are willing to travel below.
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This database of self-identified AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) is intended for informational purposes and your consideration only, and is based on the information provided by these organizations. No fees or other consideration have been received or paid in exchange for participation in this database.
Inclusion in this database does not represent an endorsement, referral or recommendation by Gilead Sciences. In addition, the organizations' participation in this search feature is not an endorsement of the products of Gilead Sciences.
Your selection of an ASO is your sole responsibility, and is an important decision that should be undertaken with care. This site offers you the opportunity to locate and contact an ASO. You are solely responsible for your communications and interactions with any listed ASOs, and any information you send them is not governed by our Privacy Policy.
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Now that you have been on your HIV dosing regimen for a little while now, it’s a good idea to see how well it is working for you.
 Use this list of questions to spark a discussion between you and your healthcare provider.
- How hard is it for you to take your HIV meds the way your healthcare provider told you to?
- If you miss a dose, is it in the morning, evening or middle of the day?
- Do you ever skip a dose because your meds make you feel bad?
- Do you ever go a day without taking your HIV meds?
- What side effects do you experience? How often, and for how long?
- Have you been feeling more tired since you started taking your current HIV meds?
- Are you concerned that HIV itself, the length of time you’ve been on HIV therapy or the HIV meds you are now taking might cause either of these side effects?
- Weight loss in the arms, legs, buttocks or face
- Weight gain in the upper back and neck, breast or abdomen
- Would you be interested in talking to your healthcare provider about whether a change to your HIV dosing regimen is right for you?
- If you could change one thing about your HIV treatment, what would it be?
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