If diagnosed with HIV, is it possible to still live a full life with this disease under control?

if you have a lot of money and can afford the medication, you can. magic johnson announced in 1991 that he was hiv positive.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2003...

yes bcoz HIV is nthing but immunodeficiency syndrome..and not the real disease it harbours other disease in body thus till u dont get affected with the dreadly disease or artificially manage ur immunity u can live long even fullest

Every individual is different. they way you deal with the HIV will be you treatment.
Changes on mood will be the barrier between you and your condition. It is known that depression will cause a diminishing in the WBC account. Cheer yourself for trying, be happy. Have friends, don't reject them for the HIV condition. Eat health and exercise, both will maintain the WBC count in best conditions. Treatment, well go with the peace they are suggested to be used.
Remember that HIV is controlled, and is AIDS what you want to avoid, which is the decrease of WBC below 400 that will cause infectious diseases to deteriorate the health condition. Use Purell, Wash your hands before and after eating, avoid visiting someone with airborne health conditions, be alert to the changes in weather... it will be a routine in the future and you will live longer controlling all these facts.
Good luck

yes, you have to have discipline when it comes to the medication because they麓re crucial. As long ad your viral load is low and you CD4 cell count is high you麓ll be able to have anormal full life. You have to stick to the med麓s regime it麓s very important if you don麓t then the HIV can cause AIDS and then you麓ll be in trouble. Good luck!!

yes you can live a full life, i have been hiv+ now for 13 years and i feel that old age will get me before hiv will.

yeah,

stop using drugs

go on a high protein diet, take a mega antioxident vitamin, NAC, ALA, drink filtered water, get some sleep,


the doctor will think that it is a miracle.

Yes, I think you can live a full life. There have been so many break throughs in the medical field and HIV, and in some cases with proper management and care from doctors, I think people are living longer today with HIV and have it not turn into AIDS than years ago when we first started hearing about it.