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Medical Reviewer: Dan Brennan, MD
Medically Reviewed on 10/4/2021
Importance of nutrition
A proper, nutritious diet is essential for anyone hoping to maintain good health. When you eat, your body uses those nutrients to fight off infections. People who live with HIV struggle against a virus that weakens their immune system. Getting the right amount of nutrients daily can help those living with HIV avoid health complications and ease issues brought on by HIV-related treatments.
While there's no… read more
I say eat whatever as long as it’s healthy and you don’t get sick from it some of us can’t afford to lose weight
I been hiv for 30 yrs and have not stop eating if my body doesn’t agree with something… read more
When I was diagnosed with AIDS last year (July '17) I weighed 150 lbs. Since then I have gained almost 50 lbs. I watched a video on Poz.com about lipodystrophy and I'm wondering if that is what is happening with me.
I have other health issues which keeps me from serious exercise but I do walk 6-10 miles a day for several months and still have not been able to lose more than 6 lbs. I have even improved my diet to add more protein and cut down on carbs and sugars.
Shortly after I began seeing… read more
I'm fat, don't like it but I'm still here, everyone isn't meant to be a size 2,imjs🤗 but life goes on 😂
I manage the same way as I did before I was diagnosed.
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what’s the next step after all regimens have been taken?
Are you eligible for the shot?
I am curious if having a high fibre diet is good and if so what does it do to the body?
I’ve been using a fiber supplement called colon broom. I know the name is rather funny , but it’s very effective .
As a person with 3 chronic diseases (diabetes, venous insufficiency and HIV), I do not see a promising future in the medium term.
Siendo una persona con 3 enfermedades crónicas (diabetes, insuficiencia venosa y VIH), no veo un futuro prometedor a mediano plazo.
Have you spoken to your doctor about depression? If not, please do. I believe it is the biggest danger to us with HIV. An antidepressant, and or therapy can help.
Living a healthy life with HIV involves a combination of medical treatment, lifestyle choices, and emotional well-being. Here are some key aspects:
Adherence to Medication: Consistently taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) as prescribed is crucial for managing HIV. This helps suppress the virus, maintain a strong immune system, and reduce the risk of transmitting HIV to others.
Regular Medical Care: It's essential for HIV-positive individuals to see their healthcare provider regularly… read more
Hello myHIVteam, HIV=AIDS=DEATH . Make no mistake.Overall, users have expressed feelings of improved well-being and vitality. Embrace this positive change, but remain vigilant for any signs of… read more
We've been together 5 years been married 4 years yes with all that time my husband haven't caught the HIV I'm happy about that but he used to love to make love but we don't make love but maybe three times every two months I have my needs he told me when he said he loved me all of the time and kiss me that's the same thing I don't think so but he always hug up to me when we asleep I know it's not always about sex but it's sure feel good though do that mean that he don't find me as tracker as he… read more
Just be patient with your husband. As time goes on and you fall deeper in love. You'll care more about your husband's feelings than your own. That's a good thing. I was left my husband for twenty… read more
Gosh! It has never weighed on me like that…… although-I think I have a high metabolism.
