Pharmacoenhancement of protease inhibitors.

Am J Ther

Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine, FUHS/The Chicago Medical School, Chicago, Illinois 60064, USA.

Published: May 2006

Toxicity, adherence problems, and virological failure may limit treatment by protease inhibitor-containing regimens at standard doses. Addition of low-dose ritonavir results in a high plasma concentration of coadministered protease inhibitor resulting in decreased pill burden, a reduction in the number of doses, fewer food and/or fluid restrictions, and a higher rate of virological suppression. These effects are due to improved pharmacokinetics of coadministered protease inhibitors.

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