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HIV Positive and Syphillis
I have tested positive for HIV and Syphillis since 2018. I couldn't push myself to take treatment for both. I want to get rid of Syphillis ASAP. I don't have any symptoms in a long time. How can I go ahead with the treatment?
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You need to have regular care with a infectious disease specialist because every minor infection can become severe when someone is HIV positive
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Consult a local physician/ infectious disease specialist as soon as possible
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Take proper counselling about this first
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Consult a hiv specialist.
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Consult a dermatology venereolgy doctor for same.
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Start proper ayurvedic medicine..
To get rid of this problem..
Without any side effects..
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for further information consult me privately
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