- When someone is diagnosed with HIV do they start taking medicine right away or do they wait until they start having some symptoms?
- The condom came off after my partner ejaculated inside of me. Should I be concerned that I have been infected?
- Can I get HIV infected from kissing and hugging someone who has HIV?
- I am confused. What is taking so long for an HIV vaccine to be developed?
- My partner and I both have HIV. Can we re-infect one another? Do we need to use a condom?
- I have lesions on my arms that I think are Kaposi's sarcoma. How can I be sure?
- I have heard there is a condition called lactic acidosis. I have been on meds for years. What is lactic acidosis and should I be worried?
- I have always wanted to be a mother. But now I have HIV and have given up on that dream. Can I still have the family I want so much?
HIV Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Those Questions that Come Up Time and Again
From Mark Cichocki, R.N., former About.com Guide
Updated January 02, 2009
About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by the Medical Review Board
Our forum is a very busy place. But I have noticed that there are several questions that come up time and time again. Here is a collection of those questions and easy to understand answers.
Related Articles
- HIV/AIDS Frequently Asked Questions
- HIV Frequently Asked Questions - Frequently Asked Questions - HIV FAQ
- Ryder Cup FAQ - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About the Ryder Cup
- Garage Door Opener FAQs - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Garag...
- Star Wars FAQ - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Star Wars
Explore AIDS / HIV
Must Reads
Most Popular
- About.com
- Health
- AIDS / HIV
- HIV/AIDS FAQs
- HIV/AIDS Basics
- Frequently Asked Questions - HIV Frequently Asked Questions
