Thinking about this because @A myHIVteam Member just talked about a sore arm from vaccination, and partner & I are headed for vaccination today for flu & covid. How many people have a regular reaction to vaccination? I do every time (sore arm, feeling crappy). My partner, on the other hand, rarely has a reaction. I think that if I have a reaction, I needed the vaccination, otherwise the real thing would have been much worse. My partner says, "The reaction means your body was already primed… read more

I got diagnosed in November 2017.Before treatment my CD count was 1000. Do I need to get vaccinated against pnemonia or just wait until my CD count increases a little? My doctors say pneumonia vaccination is not urgent for me. I think vaccination will drop my CD count.

This is solely a hypothetical..... but if there was a vaccination that was created and Global Research companies were looking for qualified participants to take the HIV vaccination , would you?

You are in public or at work. Maybe even at home. You see those people, hacking, coughing, blowing their nosees. The horror to all this is they don't cover their mouth or nose. Or they touch everything with those hands if they do, spreading their germs everywhere.
How do you protect yourselves from getting those germs, to make you sick?

Not sure if the boyfriend is telling me truth about going to the doctor. He said they put him on meds and he was given a shot. He has to go back for two more. Whattttt???? Is this a thing??? If he has AIDs, would they put him on the same meds as me?

Have any of you had the papilloma virus vaccination or other vaccinations given that in any case we have a more fragile immune system compared to other non positive
In the past I had mononucleosis and I have doubts about the papilloma virus. i
.From the bottom of my heart I would like the cure for HIV to be available for everyone. Over time I accepted the illness, previously I saw it as a divine punishment. I have had psychotherapy over the years, and my mood has improved. If you want you can… read more

Has anyone asked their doctor about monkeypox yet?
I just sent an email to my doctor to see if there was any kind of vaccine for it. From what I have read so far, it does not look like there is, but the smallpox vaccine is 80% effective against it. 80% is better than 0%.
Would you get a monkeypox or smallpox vaccine to try and prevent monkeypox?

Received my Moderma booster last Tuesday. Experienced two days with a fever over 100 degrees, and felt like a train ran over me. Went away in another day with the exception of some body aches. My doctor didn't seem too concerned about it when I called him. Just wondered if anyone else had especially bad side effects from this booster?

Also, as immune compromised individuals some with kidney disease among other chronic illness, are you still wearing a mask in public places in particular… read more

I just read a story (https://www.newscientist.com/article/2242113-au...) that the flu season in Australia, Chile, and South Africa was mildly low this year (Their flu season is May - August). More of this has to do with the Covid19 lockdowns and mask wearing.
Do you see the United States having the same results with the flu season, or do you think it will be worse? How will you prepair to fight Covid19 & the flu together?

The person who infected me was a drug user also. So far it’s been 7 months since diagnosis I have hiv but so far I’ve been hep c negative. My doctor said 6 months after possible infection if I test negative for hep c I’m in the clear anyone concur with that. Also I heard hep c and hiv don’t play well together but I heard hep c can be cured?