Early STI Symptoms That People Commonly Ignore
Many early STI symptoms are mild and easy to dismiss. Learn the common signs people ignore, why early testing matters, and when to see a doctor confidentially.
National Doctors’ Day India 2026: Importance of HIV Specialists
This National Doctors’ Day, learn why an HIV specialist matters, what they do, and how the right HIV care team helps you live a long, healthy life in India.
Can Married Couples Use PrEP? A Doctor Explains
Can married couples use PrEP? Yes, and it can be a smart choice. Learn when PrEP helps married and serodifferent couples, the options, and how to start.
HIV Testing After an Unprotected Exposure: What Happens Next?
Worried after an unprotected exposure to HIV? Learn what happens next, step by step, from the 72-hour PEP window to baseline tests, the window period, and follow-up.
Why Some HIV Patients Gain or Lose Weight on ART
Why do some people gain or lose weight on HIV treatment? Learn the common reasons behind weight changes on ART and how to manage them safely with your doctor.
Can HIV Symptoms Disappear on Their Own?
Early HIV symptoms can fade on their own, but does that mean the virus is gone? Learn what disappearing symptoms really mean and why testing is the only answer.
How Soon Can HIV Be Detected? Day-by-Day Testing Timeline
How soon can HIV be detected after exposure? A clear day-by-day testing timeline covering the window period, test types, accuracy, and when to retest.
Top 10 HIV Myths Indians Still Believe
Hugging, sharing food, mosquitoes, ‘cures’, many HIV myths still cause stigma in India. Here are the top 10 HIV myths debunked with clear, trusted facts.
Undetectable = Untransmittable? What People living with HIV Need to Know
What does Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) really mean? Learn the science, what it means for relationships, and how to reach an undetectable viral load.
HIV Rash or Allergy? Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
A new rash can be worrying, especially if you have recently had a health scare or a possible exposure to HIV. Learn how to tell the difference between an HIV rash and an allergic reaction, and when to get tested.
