Is Biktarvy an AIDS-blocking drug?

Biktarvy is an antiretroviral drug used to treat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, also known as AIDS-blocking drugs. It is a fixed-dose combination drug that combines the three active ingredients pesagin (bictegravir), entecavir (emtricitabine) and tenofovir (tenofovir alafenamide).

The ingredients of Bikron Pronol Tablets work together to block the replication of HIV virus in the body through different mechanisms. Pesagin inhibits HIVintegrase, and entecavir and tenofovir inhibit HIVreverse transcriptase. These drugs work together to prevent viral replication and reduce the number of viruses. Continuous use of Bicronol tablets can help control HIV infection, reduce virus replication in the body, improve the function of the immune system, and reduce the occurrence of HIV related diseases.

However, it should be noted that Bikeren is not a cure for AIDS. It is a long-term antiviral treatment that can maintain low viral levels and reduce viral replication and spread, thereby delaying disease progression and improving quality of life. For HIVinfected people, Bicronol tablets are usually used as part of an individualized treatment plan and need to follow the guidance and monitoring of a doctor.

If you have further questions about Bikerenol or other HIV-related issues, it is recommended that you consult a physician or professional healthcare provider for detailed and individualized advice.

Bikernoprenol tablets have been launched in China and have been included in medical insurance. Patients can purchase them domestically. The original drugs are mainly imported in China, and the price is around 1,500 yuan. For specific prices and reimbursement conditions, please consult the local hospital pharmacy or medical insurance bureau. The cheaper ones abroad are generic drugs, mainly Indian generic drugs. The price is about 450yuan, and the ingredients of original drugs and generic drugs are basically the same.