TREATMENT AFTER EXPOSURE TO HIV
WHAT IS POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS? WHO SHOULD USE PEP? SHOULD PEP BE USED FOR NON-OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE? HOW IS PEP TAKEN? WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS? THE BOTTOM LINE WHAT IS POST-EXPOSURE…
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WHAT IS POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS? WHO SHOULD USE PEP? SHOULD PEP BE USED FOR NON-OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE? HOW IS PEP TAKEN? WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS? THE BOTTOM LINE WHAT IS POST-EXPOSURE…
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You most certainly can! You can call the CDC National AIDS Hotline at (800) 342-2437 anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. They are there to help…
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The CDC National AIDS Hotline can help you with requests for printed materials. Call them and tell them who you are and what you need. If you are doing a…
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The CDC National AIDS Hotline can offer practical information on maintaining health and general information about a wide variety of treatments, including antiretrovirals and prophylaxis for opportunistic infections. The hotline…
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No. Your HIV test result reveals only your HIV status. Your negative test result does not tell you about the HIV status of your partner(s). HIV is not necessarily transmitted…
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Testing positive for HIV means that you now carry the virus that causes AIDS. It does not mean that you have AIDS, nor does it mean that you will die.…
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A positive result means: You are HIV-positive (carrying the virus that causes AIDS). You can infect others and should try to implement precautions to prevent doing so. A negative result…
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The combination of an Eliza/Western Blot HIV Antibody Test is the accepted testing method for HIV infection. This combination test is looking for the antibodies that develop to fight the…
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It is recommended that one have an anonymous test. The results will only be known to you and will not appear on any records. Some reasons that one would need…
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Anonymous and Confidential use the same testing method. The only difference is one does not have your name attached to the results. Anonymous antibody testing is available at Anonymous Test…
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