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Can hiv be treated, if so how? can any docs explain?
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Antiretroviral meds: Yes, HIV can be treated with anti-HIV medications, called antiretroviral therapy. This usually consists of at least 3 medications to fight HIV. If you have HIV, I would recommend that you seek medical care with a medical provider that has experience with HIV. If you don't have insurance, you can still get medical care through Ryan White Insurance, which covers medical care and meds for HIV.
Answered 7/17/2014
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