context: To date, no treatment for HIV infection has been developed that could eliminate the human immunodeficiency virus from the body. Modern highly active antiretroviral therapy slows the progression of HIV infection and its transition to the AIDS stage, allowing an HIV-infected person to live a full life. When using treatment and provided that the effectiveness of the drugs is maintained, the person’s life expectancy is not limited to HIV, but only to natural aging processes. However, after prolonged use of the same treatment regimen, after several years, the virus can mutate, acquiring resistance to the drugs used, and new treatment regimens with other drugs are used to further control the progression of HIV infection. That is why any existing treatment regimen for HIV infection sooner or later becomes ineffective. Also, in many cases, the patient cannot take individual drugs because of individual intolerance.
question: How many people can survive with HIV?
answers.text: Modern highly active antiretroviral therapy slows the progression of HIV infection and its transition to the AIDS stage, allowing an HIV-infected person to live a full life