HIV Stress and Side Effects: What to Know

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Ask your doctor if you can switch medications or if you're eligible for the injection.

People need to feel free to voice their concerns to their doctors, Colasanti says.

As a doctor, it may become easy over time to see HIV as a treatable lasting condition like diabetes or high blood pressure that can simply be managed with drugs.

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