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Is there any chance to cure HIV?

HIV cannot cure it there is no proper guarantee result to cure HIV. But with proper medical care HIV can be controlled but cannot cure. Treatment for HIV is known as antiretroviral therapy or ART or If you have done unprotected sex and if you think you are infected by HIV, then use PEP within 72 hours to stop HIV get expose in the body. For emergency medication please contact at +919136363692 | +919871605858 or visit to our website www.bestmbbsmd.com
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