HIV treatment

Treatment is recommended for all people living with HIV. It involves taking a combination of antiretroviral drugs. This stops the virus from replicating and allows the immune system to strengthen and fight infections.

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Basic information

How is HIV treated?

When should I start HIV treatment?

What should I do if I throw up after taking my HIV meds?

Side effects Illustrated

How treatment works Illustrated

Taking drugs on time Illustrated

Drug resistance Illustrated

My HIV is undetectable, can I stop my medication?

I’m undetectable: can I take a treatment holiday?

What do we know about injectable HIV medication?

How long can you live with HIV?

Can HIV be cured?

A to Z of antiretroviral medications

Antiretroviral drugs chart

Starting HIV treatment

Recommended first-line treatments for HIV

Blood tests before starting or changing HIV treatment

Why taking your HIV treatment properly is important

Adherence to HIV treatment

Adherence tips

Resistance to anti-HIV drugs

Where to get HIV treatment

Food requirements for anti-HIV medications

Types of antiretroviral medications

One-pill-a-day HIV treatments

Which HIV medications are available as generics?

Generic HIV medicines

HIV treatment as you get older

Changing HIV treatment

Side-effects of HIV treatment

HIV treatment side-effects and mental health

Hyperbilirubinaemia

Neuropathy – nerve pain

Lipodystrophy

Weight gain and HIV treatment A research briefing

Weight gain and HIV treatment – aidsmapLIVE: AIDS 2020 special Video

HIV treatment and drug-drug interactions

Multiple medications and drug interactions

Interactions between HIV treatment and recreational drugs

Treatment breaks

Life expectancy for people living with HIV

Should HIV controllers take HIV treatment?

The search for an HIV cure