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Diseases and Conditions

HIV causes illness and problems for you by attacking your immune system. When this happens, other diseases and conditions may occur because of your weakened immune system or because of the long term affect of HIV on your body. Some are Opportunistic Infections (also called AIDS defining illnesses), some are toxicities or side effects related to anti-HIV drugs, while others are diseases and conditions that may happen to people with or without HIV.


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Depression

Depression is a serious problem for many HIV+ women. In fact, studies show that almost 60 percent of HIV+ women display clinical signs of depression and up to 75 percent display at least some depressive symptoms.



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