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A member asked:
I was diagnosed with hiv a month ago, but haven't received any treatments or medicine... am i going to be okay?
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You need follow up: Sometimes getting to be seen by a doctor takes time, but I would encourage you to CALL and get on the schedule. You can be treated and saved from this disease-u can live a normal life, til age 80 or something like that. You most likely would need medications though and these are the latest guidelines from the CDC -that everyone really should be on medicine. There's lots of great choices these days
Answered 4/19/2016
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