| combination therapy |
As it pertains to HIV/AIDS, two or more drugs used together to achieve optimum results control HIV infection. Typically, at least three drugs from two different classes are used. An example of combination therapy is two nucleoside analogs (such as 3TC and AZT) plus either a protease inhibitor or a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor. See Synergism.
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| combination chemotherapy |
Treatment in which two or more chemicals are used to obtain more effective results.
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| combination therapy |
Using at least two drugs at the same time to treat a disease. With current HIV treatment, combination therapy usually refers to the use of at least three drugs (see HAART).
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| combination therapy |
Use of more than one drug to treat a disease or infection.
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| combination therapy |
simultaneous or alternating administration of 2 or more therapies.
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