... They can screen you or give you simple tests that will help with a diagnosis, and treatment may be determined. They may refer you to a mental health specialist, such as a psychiatrist or psychotherapist (talk therapist), or recommend joining a support group to help you manage the challenges of life living with HIV.6. ...
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... They can screen you or give you simple tests that will help with a diagnosis, and treatment may be determined. They may refer you to a mental health specialist, such as a psychiatrist or psychotherapist (talk therapist), or recommend joining a support group to help you manage the challenges of life living with HIV.6. ...
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... Poor attention to brushing and flossing contributes to the problem, but the following factors also generally increase the risk of tooth decay in people living with HIV: High rates of smoking High rates of diabetes, as well as diabetes that isn’t controlled well High-sugar diet Drug and alcohol use Pain caused by untreated tooth decay can be excruciating ...
6 Dental and Oral Problems With HIV
... Poor attention to brushing and flossing contributes to the problem, but the following factors also generally increase the risk of tooth decay in people living with HIV: High rates of smoking High rates of diabetes, as well as diabetes that isn’t controlled well High-sugar diet Drug and alcohol use Pain caused by untreated tooth decay can be excruciating ...
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