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How Long Can I Live Without HIV Meds
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How long are people living with HIV, IF DETECTED EARLY AND THEY ARE TAKING MEDS AS PRESCRIBED?hi Dr.Sherer, how long does the average person live who is living with HIV if he /she was diagnosed early enough , take meds as prescribed, exercises, and easts health in these days of the disease? I am 22 and was diagnosed a few month , it is...
Response from Renslow Sherer, M.D.
University of Chicago Hospitals
In the current era of HIV treatment, 80-85% of people have a response to ART like yours, with full viral suppression and rising CD4 cells. The estimates for long term survival are highest for someone who 'gets it right' with the very...
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How to stop long-lived med like Viramune?Dr. Cohen,I've been on Combivir and Viramune since Dec '99, my first and only HIV meds.... Read more »long term effect of HIV medsWhat are the long term effect of HIV treatment on the liver, body and how long can one live with... Read more »
Articles
HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV: Step 8 - Dealing With HIV TreatmentYou've made the commitment to begin treatment and settled on your first HIV medication regimen. To ensure that your meds keep working, you'll need to take the exact dose and exact number of pills in your regimen on time, every time. But there may be... Read more »
HIV-Positive People in Africa Increasingly Seek Support From Groups Founded by Others Living With HIV, Long Island Newsday ReportsHIV-positive people in sub-Saharan Africa increasingly are turning to groups founded and run by others living with the virus, rather than the formal health sector and nongovernmental organizations, for support, Long Island Newsday reports. In... Read more »
HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV: HIV in Women and Men: What's the Difference?It's true that HIV doesn't discriminate. It's also true that HIV treatment works just as well in women as in men. However, there are differences between men and women when it comes to living with HIV -- in fact, living with HIV as a woman can often... Read more »
HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV: Step 6 - Preparing to Start HIV TreatmentOnce your health care provider recommends that you begin treatment, it's important to consider how treatment will change your life. Are you ready mentally, as well as physically, to take medications every day? Remember: Most HIV specialists say that... Read more »
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can you live a normal life without medicines if your HIV+??? How long can live without these medicines?
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