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bulletWhat does the test involve?
bulletWhat is a window period?
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bulletWhen should you get tested?
bulletWhere can you get tested?
bulletWhat should you do if you test negative?
bulletWhat should you do if you test positive?
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Just Diagnosed

bulletYour next steps
bulletUnderstanding laboratory tests
bulletBody shape changes
bulletOpportunistic infections and AIDS-related cancers
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Treatment Decisions

bulletBefore you start drug therapy
bulletDeciding on a treatment plan
bulletAfter you start therapy
bulletDealing with drug side effects
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Daily Living

bulletDiet & Nutrition
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bulletSex and sexuality
bulletComplementary (alternative) therapies
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Community

bulletThe Healing Arts

Frequently Asked Questions

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Basics

bulletWhat is HIV?
bulletWhat is AIDS?
bulletHow is HIV spread?
bulletWhat are the symptoms?
bulletWhat is an HIV test?
bulletShould you get tested?
bulletHow is HIV treated?
bulletAre there long-term effects?
bulletIs HIV always fatal?
bulletWhat is hepatitis C co-infection?
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Tips & Tools

bulletTips for Using Condoms and Dental Dams
bulletJust Diagnosed: Questions to Ask Your Doctor

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See also

HIV/AIDS is a part of the Office of Public Health and Environmental Hazards.

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