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Once Undetectable, Do Things Like Headache, Rashes And Muscle Pain Go Away?
I never really had any symptoms until I started taking my meds.
No. You can still get a headache, muscle spasms, rashes, an STI, to name a few. The goal of achieving an undetectable status is to keep your hiv virus from replicating. When undetectable you cannot infect your partner. That in itself is miraculous considering the way it was before we had any meds at all. So many people died. Just look at the Aids Quilt.
no, you still get them from time to time.
Achieving an undetectable viral load through consistent antiretroviral therapy can significantly reduce HIV-related symptoms, including headaches, rashes, and muscle pain. However, it's important to note that while many symptoms may improve, they might not disappear completely for everyone. Factors such as other health Show Full Answer
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