Can AIDS ever be cured?

To date, there is no definitive cure for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). However, effective treatments called active antiretroviral therapy (ART) have been developed that can control the replication of the virus in the body and slow the progression of the disease.

How long can someone with AIDS live?

An AIDS patient can live a normal life if he adheres to the treatment recommended by the AIDS Treatment Center. If he does not receive any treatment, an AIDS patient may live only three years.

Is there a treatment for AIDS now?

To date, there is no definitive cure for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) but there is hope that new treatments and effective vaccines will be developed in the future. Research is ongoing in this area, and there is notable progress in understanding the virus process and developing treatments.

Can you still survive AIDS?

Yes, thanks to advances in HIV treatment and available health care, people with AIDS can live normal, positive lives. The ability to live normally depends on several factors, including: Adherence to treatment Regular health care Healthy diet and lifestyle Psychological and social support