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Starting HIV Treatment: Recently Asked Questions

From choosing meds to figuring out whether a regimen is working, here are some of the important questions about starting HIV treatment that top doctors have answered in our "Ask the Experts" forums.

17 Top Questions About Starting HIV Treatment

Get clear answers to the common questions when you are considering starting treatment after an HIV diagnosis.

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Any treatment choice for your future care is closely linked to your previous treatment history. Keeping your own records helps you work with providers to get the best care possible, even if you're just starting treatment.

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