... Certain parasites (like malaria) and viruses (like dengue fever, yellow fever, Zika, and West Nile virus) will develop and replicate in the mosquito’s gut tissues and then travel to the salivary glands, where the mosquito’s saliva is made. ...
It’s no surprise that myHIVteam members have questions about whether they can breastfeed while HI...
If you or a loved one with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are having ongoing sleep problems, ...
... “I’ve come to discover that a majority of people seem to think a relationship with someone else is supposed to ‘complete’ them,” a member shared. “I’ve been there and done that, and the truth of the matter is that no one can make you complete except for yourself.” ...
Dating and HIV: 5 Tips and When To Disclose HIV Status
... “I’ve come to discover that a majority of people seem to think a relationship with someone else is supposed to ‘complete’ them,” a member shared. “I’ve been there and done that, and the truth of the matter is that no one can make you complete except for yourself.” ...
... Discuss Side Effects With Your DoctorSome treatments for HIV may produce side effects that lead to sleep disturbances, making fatigue worse.In particular, certain HIV medications may make it difficult to sleep. ...
Fatigue and HIV: 6 Tips for Boosting Energy
... Discuss Side Effects With Your DoctorSome treatments for HIV may produce side effects that lead to sleep disturbances, making fatigue worse.In particular, certain HIV medications may make it difficult to sleep. ...
Stigma and discrimination are often experienced by those with HIV. Many who are HIV positive are ...
Stigma and HIV
Stigma and discrimination are often experienced by those with HIV. Many who are HIV positive are ...
... Disclosing HIV at WorkYou don’t have to tell your employer that you are HIV-positive, and they can only ask about your status under certain sets of specific conditions. If an employer, manager, or other co-worker asks you and you aren’t sure if it is legal, you can ask them to show you the basis for the question. ...
Tips for Disclosing Your HIV Status to Others
... Disclosing HIV at WorkYou don’t have to tell your employer that you are HIV-positive, and they can only ask about your status under certain sets of specific conditions. If an employer, manager, or other co-worker asks you and you aren’t sure if it is legal, you can ask them to show you the basis for the question. ...
... Some medical conditions and certain medications can increase sensitivity to caffeine. It may be safer to consume smaller amounts or none at all, depending on the situation.You'll need to figure out how much caffeine you can have before you experience negative side effects. ...
Caffeine and HIV: Should You Drink Coffee and Energy Drinks?
... Some medical conditions and certain medications can increase sensitivity to caffeine. It may be safer to consume smaller amounts or none at all, depending on the situation.You'll need to figure out how much caffeine you can have before you experience negative side effects. ...
... Order drinks without ice, as these often use local tap water that may not be safe to drink.Use caution when swimming, as certain bodies of water could be contaminated. Avoid swallowing the water if possible, and consider not swimming if you have open cuts or sores that could become infected. ...
Traveling and HIV: 9 Tips
... Order drinks without ice, as these often use local tap water that may not be safe to drink.Use caution when swimming, as certain bodies of water could be contaminated. Avoid swallowing the water if possible, and consider not swimming if you have open cuts or sores that could become infected. ...
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Self-Acceptance and HIV
People living with HIV all take different approaches to dealing with life's challenges when it co...
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