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I think i have hiv please help me, worried sick. what should i do?
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Get tested for HIV: If you are concerned about HIV infection, you should get tested for HIV to confirm if you have it. This is because treatment of HIV may help prevent you from getting sick. In addition, getting tested for HIV may alleviate your worries if the HIV tests come back negative. I generally recommend that everyone should know their HIV status, especially if sexually active.
Answered 6/10/2014
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