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Is It True Once You Are Diagnosed With AIDS That You Keep The Diagnosis Even After You Become Undetectable? Do You Go Back Just Being HIV+

A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭
Ashland, KY

I was told by a doctor that I would always be considered an AIDS patient that my diagnosis would not change back.

June 25
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A myHIVteam Member

He's wrong....you are HIV + and we are working on a cure.

June 25
A myHIVteam Member

The CDC needs to change there terminology to advanced HIV since you can live just as long as
Someone who just has HIV. The word AIDS is a stigmatized word if you ask me. People here that word and they think your at deaths door

June 25
A myHIVteam Member

I do not no longer have AIDS! Yes, it might remain a part of my medical history yet I am HIV poz undetectable

June 26
A myHIVteam Member

Well, I disagree if your CD4 count is low and you have an opportunistic confection you have aids. If you recover and your CD4 count is normal. The you no longer have aids. You still have HIV no longer aids. Just said he lied to us and told us that you could never have sex again with someone even if you run detectable because you could still infect someone. Which turned out to be bullshit if you’re undetectable, then you should be able to have normal sex without the fear of transmitting the disease.

June 25
A myHIVteam Member

Exactly Brad3

June 25

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