21st June 2024

A patient presents to clinic for their 6-monthly HIV review

A patient presents to clinic for their 6-monthly HIV review and you are surprised to see that their physical appearance has altered dramatically, with the development of widened facial features and weight gain. Other than visits to their GP for sinus-related complaints in the months leading up to Christmas, they describe no additional symptoms. On examination, purple striae are evident on the abdomen, with increased fat deposition between the scapulae. The patient struggles to rise from a seated position with their arms folded. A drug-drug interaction with the patient’s antiretroviral regimen is suspected. Which of the following antiretroviral regimens is more likely to have contributed to this?

Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.