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Which treatment should i start for hiv?
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Treat ASAP: The rapidly evolving treatment options are getting better all the time. Please find an infectious disease dr to follow you soon.
Answered 7/5/2012
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Ask your doc...: Treatment for HIV is a complex process and requires significant training/education from docs, often infectious disease doc do this, and dedication from you as a patient. Depending on the genotype of your hiv, your overall health status, use of other medications etc...Which all play a role in what medication will provide benefit with least risk to you. Please consult your doc... Good luck.
Answered 6/10/2014
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