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How Long Does It Take To Die From Hiv Untreated
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HIV treatment not available in Africa, how long until I die?Hi Sir,I am 43 years old male recently diagnosed HIV postive (may-June 2007) with CD4 (435) I am from Africa and cannot afford medication, like to know how will I die and how soon without treatment, will I suffer pain? will people know I am an AIDs...
Response from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast
Hello and very sorry to hear of your plight. The good news is that changes are underway and treatment programs for HIV infection are expanding throughout Africa. So it will be important for you to explore where programs are being developed in your...
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Untreated HIV and testosterone levels in womanHello Nelson,I am a medical student based out of Prague and we are debating with a fellow member of... Read more »how long does it take for hiv virus to die in air?i touched little bit of infected vagainal fluid with my finger.after 5 seconds i accidently touched... Read more »
Articles
Why People With HIV Still Die -- And Why They Don't Have To ...Introduction What Kills People With HIV Today? Hepatitis Outranks Other Death Threats Can Liver Deaths Be Prevented? Bad Adherence Can Kill Fateful Impact of a Late Diagnosis AIDS Cancers and Non-AIDS Cancers How Big Is the Threat From Heart... Read more »
"My Own Brother Died of AIDS" Says Malawi's Muluzi at Policy LaunchWhile launching Malawi's first-ever and long-awaited policy on fighting AIDS, President Bakili Muluzi acknowledged that his own brother died of AIDS three years ago. Muluzi said his family agreed to make his brother's cause of death known in order... Read more »
Regulating the Right to Die:Questions concerning the right to end one's life have long generated stormsof controversy. These questions, involving intensely personal views onissues no less profound than the meaning of life and liberty, are unlikely todisappear any time soon. ... Read more »
Untreated HIV Associated With Less-"Elastic" Arteries, Raising Heart Disease Risk, Study FindsThe heart and coronary artery --> We know all too well that HIV causes bad things to happen in your body. But lately, we've seen increasing evidence that it particularly affects your heart. A new study published in the September 2009 issue of... Read more »
Connect With Others
has it been proven with tests HIV dies quickly...
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
outside the body? How long would it live on someones clothes?
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Living with HIV not dying from it.
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am living with HIV not dying from it. At first people generally think that it is a death sentence when you are Diagnosed with HIV. WEll I thought that was at first too. But just because my immune system isn't working at its maximun doesn't mean...
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dying
Posted by getaclue, 1 Reply
my brother has aids ,he is not gay,but was a drug user...we dont know how long he has had aids,but he got spinal meingitous,,,the doctor says,,its bad when this happens..see my brother has had meningitous 3 times,,,they never told him he would have...
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