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Where to go to start arv treatment?
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PCP: Hi, you can start by going to see your primary care doctor. If you access to an infectious disease doctor in your city/country you can get a consultation with them first. You will likely give them your history/info and get lab work done for HIV etc then ARV treatment can be discussed/initiated with/by your doctor.
Answered 3/23/2022
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