What will happen to body when HIV drugs are stopped for millions of people? Know here
India TV NewsChristine Stirling, Deputy Executive Director of UNAIDS, the United Nations AIDS Agency, has said that the situation of HIV/AIDS treatment programs has become unstable due to the ban on foreign aid funds by the government of US President Donald Trump. The immune system will become very weak An HIV patient needs to keep taking HIV drugs on time. Due to not taking HIV drugs, the patient's immunity can become very weak, due to which the patient may have to face problems. Diseases can attack Not taking HIV drugs will not only weaken the patient's immunity, but many serious and life-threatening diseases will attack the patient's body. Overall, without HIV treatment, the patient's immune system becomes unable to fight diseases, and the patient's body is more vulnerable to germs in every activity, from eating to travelling.
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