₦airaland Forum

jhydebaba: Intruders, we're having a private convo pls.

Which kain private convo. U don forget say ur gf na L'amant

Shugamania: Lol..
I!ll start following the two of u evrywhere now. I'll giv u both diabetes and jedi-jedi.

I bind and cast every diabetes and jedi jedi

He's in his hotel

Consoling

Scopy Opened Ronke's Rose Yesterday

RONKE

I heard shuga isn't good 4 d body. I was told it could cause diabetes

GDP or PDP?

Prophesying

Nothingishappeninghere

Showing

Imprisoning

Finding

Something

Banning

Oya take it! No more posts from you

Calming-Kissing

Kisses for my Beync

GM everyone, who wants to get banned?

123...

Welcoming

Mý family

Darling, you are the best thing that has ever happened to me

Warming and soothing Embrace

Aren't u jealous of them?

Errrmm, information: not all HIV patients are on medication. Infact, it is adviced not to place the patient on medication until his/her CD4 count is within the range of 250 to 400 and/or the patient has the stage 3/4 signs and symptoms. This is because the HIV meds when taken chronically can result to side effects. Thus the doctor tries to boost d immunity of the patient without resort to HIV meds. I've seen HIV patients who have lived with the virus for over 10 yrs but haven't commenced medication. However in a case where d CD4 count is low or when Stage 3 sets in, we have no choice to start d meds.

Alos is not saying a mentally challenged person should not be treated, rather she's saying meds should not be the first option on the table. To me, I think meds should either be used as a temporary measure b4 the physician can fashion another therapy that is more long term friendly or it (meds) should be used as a long term measure if other methods have failed clinically and there are no other option.