Which is the main goal of hiv treatment? to keep the person's t cell count as low as possible to completely cure the person of the hiv infection to rid the body of all viruses and gain immunity against aids to keep the person's immune system functioning?

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Declan Williams

21 July, 17:42

Which is the main goal of hiv treatment? to keep the person's t cell count as low as possible to completely cure the person of the hiv infection to rid the body of all viruses and gain immunity against aids to keep the person's immune system functioning?

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Ronin Payne · Answer 1

I think the correct answer to the question is to keep the persons immune system functioning. HIV usually multiply quickly in a body and can damage the immune system. Immune system is what allows the body to fight off infections and cancers. HIV treatment greatly slows down the damage it does and allows the immune system to recover.