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If the question is about stopping your medication completely, then the virus will will quickly come back to high levels. Then your CD4 count will fall. Over a few weeks, your viral load and CD4 count would be back to where it was when you first started treatment.
If the question is about missing some doses of medication, then the risk is that you develop resistance to your meds. You need good levels of all the drugs to fight HIV effectively. When you are late with a dose, or if you miss it completely, the virus can develop resistance.
Resistance is where the structure of HIV changes a little so the drugs no longer work.
YOur immune system slowly goes downhill until you finally die of some disease, like pneumonia.
It is very clear if H.I.V is not treated early , it will spread leading to a early death.
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What happens if you are HIV negative?
Relief happens if you are HIV negative.
What happens if your HIV sample contains the disease antigen?
whats the treatment for hiv/aids?
What happens to a person with HIV?
they die mwhahaha
How HIV positive parents can have HIV negative baby?
Yes, actually it happens quite frequently these days.
What happens to HIV when it enters the t cell?
it reproduces
What happens to HIV when it enters a t-cells?
it reproduces
What happens to t cell once hiv enters them?
They are destroyed.
What happens to the t cell once HIV enters them?
They are destroyed.
What happens if you sit near a HIV plus patient?
Nothing
What happens if you stop taken the hiv medicine?
There is no medice so it is not possible.
Can you get HIV if a small pin size whole is in a condom?
it depends if any sperm get into your virgina if the answer is yes you might be at risk for hiv see that's what happens when you have sex
What happens after being tested for several years for Hiv and the test says negative?
You don't have HIV. Congratulations!! (just between you and me that one seemed pretty obvious)
