What side effects does the drug for treating AIDS have?

Side effects of some western antiviral NRTIs: headache and nausea caused by zidovudine, bone marrow suppression, anemia or neutropenia, myopathy and myalgia, elevated mCPK, potential lactic acidosis and fat metabolism disorder, renal insufficiency caused by tenofovir, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, headache weakness, lactic acidosis complicated with fatty liver, stavudine peripheral neuropathy, fat metabolism disorder, rapid progressive descending neuromuscular weakness, etc. However, it may be life-threatening, such as nevirapine rash, abnormal liver function, elevated liver enzymes, efavirenz rash, central nervous system symptoms, elevated transaminase levels, false positive cannabis test, gastrointestinal intolerance, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, hyperlipidemia (especially triglycerides), elevated serum transaminase and abnormal fat distribution. For hemophiliacs, it may increase the frequency of bleeding. At present, the only approved Chinese medicine preparation, Tangcao Tablet, has not found serious adverse reactions and side effects. After taking the medicine, it may cause nausea, indigestion and insomnia. Generally, you don't need to stop taking drugs, and you can relieve yourself.