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Hiii sirr one of my frnd suffering with hiv.is there any medicines to cure completely.and also she is carrying 6th month pregnancy?
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HIV Is Treatable: Hiv is a permanent, life threatening disease that has no cure. There are very good and effective medications that keep the HIV suppressed and from harming the human. There are very good medications that keep the baby safe during pregnancy and after. I would advise you to make sure your friend is seeing an HIV expert as part of her health care team.
Answered 6/10/2014
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