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Hiv cuer... Ramanthapur hiv hospital say cuer the hiv positive.. And I'm watching TV news.. Sir waiting for your massage...bb
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HIV positive patients need to do a CD4 CD8 test along with Viral load LFT RFT and lipid profile to know the extent of the disease and an appropriate choice of medication thereafter.
It is considered like a chronic disorder like hypertension and diabetes where you have to take medication on a daily basis. Life expectancy is good with daily medication
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There is no cure but definitely there are drugs to improve your immunity.
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HIV is not curable.
But medications are available to boost your immunity and prevent you from other infections.
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Not beliviable. Ok.
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