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Last Updated: Oct 6, 2009 - 12:07:30 PM

What can I expect when I go to the doctor?
By cdc.gov
May 20, 2005 - 4:30:00 PM

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What is the treatment for HIV or AIDS?
HIV and HIV-related illnesses vary from person to person. People can live with HIV for many years. Your doctor will design a medical care plan for you.

Your doctor will tell you about the risks and benefits of the drugs for HIV and when you need to start taking them. Many drugs are used together to treat HIV. These drugs often include "antiretroviral" medicines. These medicines are powerful drugs, but they are not cures for HIV. If your doctor prescribes any of these drugs for you, take them exactly as prescribed.

If your HIV infection gets worse and your CD4 cell count falls below 200, you are more likely to get other infections. Your doctor will prescribe TMP-SMX (trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole [try-METH-o-prim - sul-fa-meth-OX-uh-zole]) - also known as Bactrim�0�3, Septra�0�3, or Cotrim�0�3* - or other drugs, to prevent PCP.

Your doctor also may prescribe other drugs for you, depending on your CD4 count. Most people have no problem with these medicines. But if you get a rash or have other problems, call your doctor right away to discuss other treatments. Don��t change the way you are taking any of your medicines without first talking with your doctor. If you don��t take your medicines the right way, you might give your HIV infection a better chance to fight back.

What are some of the other diseases I could get?
In addition to PCP, you also have a higher chance of getting other diseases, depending on your CD4 count. These are called "opportunistic infections" because a person with HIV can get the infection if his or her weakened immune system gives it the opportunity to develop. More than 100 germs can cause opportunistic infections. Some of these infections include:

MAC (mycobacterium avium [my-ko-bak-TEER-i-um a-VEE-i-um] complex)

CMV (cytomegalovirus [si-to-MEG-eh-lo-vi-res])

TB (tuberculosis [too-burr-qu-LO-sis])

toxo (toxoplasmosis [tok-so-plaz-MO-sis])

crypto (cryptosporidiosis [krip-to-spo-rid-e-O-sis])

You can learn more about how to prevent the most serious opportunistic infections from the brochures in the CDC Opportunistic Infections Series, which you can get by calling CDC-INFO 24 Hours/Day at 1-800-CDC-INFO (232-4636), 1-888-232-6348 (TTY), in English, en Espa�0�9ol.

Watch out for certain symptoms:

breathing problems
mouth problems, such as thrush (white spots), sores, change in taste, dryness, trouble swallowing, or loose teeth
fever for more than two days
weight loss
poor vision or "floaters"(moving lines or spots in your vision)
diarrhea
skin rashes or itching

Tell your doctor right away if you have any of these problems. Your doctor can treat most of your HIV-related problems, but sometimes he or she may need to send you to a specialist. Visit a dentist at least twice a year, or more often if you have mouth problems.

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