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I Got Diagnosed With Deviated Septum And Have To Undergo Surgery . Should I Divulge My HIV Status Information To My Doctor?
Yes. Any doctor treating you for anything, needs to know your medical conditions and medications.
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Whether you tell them or not they're going to find out they're a medical institution and there are tests that need to be done before surgery. You can't hide your status from a medical team. They take their own blood work. So you might as well.
Yes. You should tell any doctor you see for anything that you have HIV. They can not properly treat you without all of your health history.
Knowing your HIV status — as well as any medications you're on for treating HIV — can help providers give you the best possible medical advice and medical care. With that information, they can avoid prescribing medications that could have unwanted interactions with your HIV treatments. Additionally, knowing your HIV status Show Full Answer
Hello, I Am From Denver, Colorado, I Am An Immigrant, I Have Recently Arrived, Can Anyone Help, Where Can I Find Help For Treatment?
Does Anyone Here Know Where I Can Find Help For People With HIV In Denver Colorado?
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