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HIV is a very dangerous disease because during HIV the resistance power of body is decreased and he/she takes a lot of time in covering up. There are a number of treatment options available for patients living with HIV. In HIV, there are always increased new virus particles that are not always exact copies of the original. These new particles are called mutations. This mutation is said to be resistant to the medicine.

In HIV there is combinations of drugs have been successful in delaying resistance for long periods. Many patients take more than one HIV treatment at a time and it is beneficial for them because HIV treatments work better when combined. Single medicine is not strong enough to fight with HIV on its own.

The goal of HIV treatment is to decrease the quantity of HIV in the body. The treatment should discontinue you from becoming ill for many years. Sometimes the antiretroviral treatment works without any major troubles or setbacks, but sometimes there can be difficulties.

The types of HIV treatments used in therapy are:

1. Nukes
2. Non-nukes
3. Fusion inhibitors
4. Protease inhibitors

When we choose HIV treatment then we need to balance it with other health conditions. These conditions are:

• Diabetes
• Hepatitis
• Heart disease

In HIV the resistance power of patient is decrease. Resistance testing should be used to notify the choice of regimen, particularly for those with prior knowledge of NAs and PIs or NNRTIs. Addicts whose treatment fails with observance troubles may advantage from simpler but effective regimens to which their virus is still sensitive.

Unprotected sex is the main reason of HIV. The other reasons of HIV are injections, needle and razors. Unprotected sex puts both you and your spouse at risk. HAART suppresses HIV but it does not discontinue transmission, even when the viral load is undetectable. Unprotected sex with an HIV positive spouse is a risky activity; there are many dissimilar strains of HIV and it is possible to become infected more than once, which can complicate treatment. People on HAART should take as much care to minimize the risk of HIV transmission as they did before starting treatment.