... “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.” ...
... One myHIVteam member shared the following advice: “What I’ve been working on lately is listening to my body, pushing through when I need to, but making sure I rest when my body tells me to rest. For me, giving myself the care I would give to someone else is not easy, but I am practicing self-compassion. It does get easier with practice.” ...
Fatigue and HIV: 6 Tips for Boosting Energy
... One myHIVteam member shared the following advice: “What I’ve been working on lately is listening to my body, pushing through when I need to, but making sure I rest when my body tells me to rest. For me, giving myself the care I would give to someone else is not easy, but I am practicing self-compassion. It does get easier with practice.” ...
... Your Healthcare Providers Are Your Best ResourceYour healthcare providers, including your HIV care team, OB-GYN, and lactation support provider, are your best resources when it comes to managing your HIV during and after your pregnancy. ...
HIV and Breastfeeding: 7 Facts To Know
... Your Healthcare Providers Are Your Best ResourceYour healthcare providers, including your HIV care team, OB-GYN, and lactation support provider, are your best resources when it comes to managing your HIV during and after your pregnancy. ...
... Another myHIVteam member shared, “Been a pretty good day ... other than an ongoing issue of not being able to fall asleep when I want. I used to make sure I was in bed and ready to sleep no later than midnight, and I would fall asleep quickly. ...
4 Ways To Sleep Better With HIV
... Another myHIVteam member shared, “Been a pretty good day ... other than an ongoing issue of not being able to fall asleep when I want. I used to make sure I was in bed and ready to sleep no later than midnight, and I would fall asleep quickly. ...
... As one member shared, “Haven’t told my co-workers. ...
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 ...
... Many people living with HIV have severe problems when it comes to falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting good rest.Poor sleep in people with HIV can occur for many reasons, including: Stress due to HIV diagnosis Sleep changes possibly related to having HIV Medications taken to fight HIV Other infections a person gets because of HIV Situations unrelated ...
Caffeine and HIV: Should You Drink Coffee and Energy Drinks?
... Many people living with HIV have severe problems when it comes to falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting good rest.Poor sleep in people with HIV can occur for many reasons, including: Stress due to HIV diagnosis Sleep changes possibly related to having HIV Medications taken to fight HIV Other infections a person gets because of HIV Situations unrelated ...
... If you think you may have been infected but your test comes up negative, it’s important to test again after the window period has ended.Stage 2: Chronic or Latent HIV InfectionThe chronic (ongoing) phase of HIV (also referred to as the clinical latent or asymptomatic stage) lasts for approximately 10 to 15 years in most people who do not take HIV treatment ...
HIV Stages and Symptoms
... If you think you may have been infected but your test comes up negative, it’s important to test again after the window period has ended.Stage 2: Chronic or Latent HIV InfectionThe chronic (ongoing) phase of HIV (also referred to as the clinical latent or asymptomatic stage) lasts for approximately 10 to 15 years in most people who do not take HIV treatment ...
... Self-care is critically important when it comes to oral health, especially for people with HIV who have additional risk factors. This includes taking your HIV treatment as prescribed by your health care provider. ...
6 Dental and Oral Problems With HIV
... Self-care is critically important when it comes to oral health, especially for people with HIV who have additional risk factors. This includes taking your HIV treatment as prescribed by your health care provider. ...
... As one shared, “When I first started my HIV medicine, I weighed about 170 pounds. At 5 feet 9 inches, I looked pretty good. After starting meds and antidepressants, I’m up to around 235 pounds. I’ve maintained that weight for years.” ...
4 Causes of Weight Gain With HIV
... As one shared, “When I first started my HIV medicine, I weighed about 170 pounds. At 5 feet 9 inches, I looked pretty good. After starting meds and antidepressants, I’m up to around 235 pounds. I’ve maintained that weight for years.” ...
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