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How Long Will You Live With Aids
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How Long Can I Live With Aids?Hi! I'm 28 years old and I was detected with Aids. I've started a treatment and I just wanna know how long can I live?...
Response from Eric Daar, M.D.
UCLA School of Medicine
My short answer is that you probably can live to be a very old person. Most people newly diagnosed who are taking care of their mental health, not using drugs or abusing alcohol can start antiretroviral therapy and have a dramatic response. This...
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how long can my brother live with aids?My brother is 46 years old. He has been drug free for five years, however, his doctor has just told... Read more »How long can a person live with HIV/AIDS?What is the longest time that someone has lived with the AIDS virus active in their body? does HIV... Read more »
Articles
White House Summit: Clinton, Shalala, Fleming Host Gathering of AIDS Advocates, Care Givers and People Living with HIV at Day-Long ConferenceOn December 6, 1995, the White House held a one-day conference on HIV and AIDS. TAG Policy Director Gregg Gonsalves was one of the three hundred or so invited guests, and one of nine individuals selected to participate in a discussion with President... Read more »
AIDS Patients Face Downside of Living LongerSeveral unexpected medical conditions among long-term AIDS survivors are challenging the perception the disease is manageable but chronic, according to patients, doctors, and scientists. To date there have been only small, inconclusive studies on... Read more »
Black Women Living With AIDS Thrive Thanks to Peer SupportRoberta Willis (name changed), 26, has come a long way since first discovering she was HIV-positive, thanks to a little help from her friends: peers and mentors who are also living with HIV. Raped and impregnated by a neighbor when she was 15,... Read more »
Black Women Living With AIDS Thrive Thanks to Peer SupportRoberta Willis (name changed), 26, has come a long way since first discovering she was HIV-positive, thanks to a little help from her friends: peers and mentors who are also living with HIV. Raped and impregnated by a neighbor when she was 15,... Read more »
Connect With Others
how long do you live with HIV?
Posted by Nicole_herpes, 3 Replies
how long do you live with HIV? I am 1 month. I am feel alone after i know it. But i i just find friends at HIV dating site, such asn STDROmance.com
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How long will He Live?
Posted by reed, 3 Replies
my brother was told he had AIDS in 1995 hes lived a long time but now the doctors have taken ALL meds away from him except morphine to keep him comfortable. my question is this with his CD4's at 0 and a walking skeleton who is almost bed ridden what...
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How long can hiv live in a air tight package(doritoes)
Posted by AZT, 1 Reply
Also does nitrogen kill HIV?
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Anyone have a strong seroconversion and lived long
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I had a very strong seroconversion that lasted almost almost 3 months. This was about 3 weeks after exposure I started with fever, night sweets and severe headaches.. continued for for 3 months. I was wondering if anyone else had something like...
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