Rancil 10 MG Tablet Health Feed

No. Triphala choorn is not the treatment. You are on totally wrong track and may succumb to hiv and related opportunistic infections. Your cd4 is very bad.
To better understand the importance of proper treatment, the risk and consequences of hiv disease, please take private consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and explain you what is to be done.
In the current situation you are also at higher risk to get covid19.

Now a days hiv tests are more accurate and should be conclusive especially after 80 days of exposure. If it is negative it means you are hiv negative. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.

Individuals vary in their response.
Both are equally good in that aspect.
We try to see which one actually suits a particular patient.

Better way is to consult local doctor and have a check up. He will prescribe appropriate locally available medicines. Change of BP medicine has to be with check up and doctor's prescription.

With the current ART and under expert care you can lead a fully normal, healthy and productive life. You ll have to come to us for personal consultation. In the meanwhile please take private consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and explain you what is to be done. Cd4 325 is neithe very good, nor very bad. We ll make you undetectable withing 3-6 months.

you can take ayurvedic medicines for impotency...apply pranacharya gopal oil on your penis....and take pranacharya heman capsule and syrup twice a day

Clinically seen effect of Cilnidipine is different from Amlodipine in a lot of patients. Although, 10 mg of Cilnidipine is considered equivalent to 5 mg of Amlodipine, a shift from Amlodipine to Cilnidipine may lead to reduced efficacy atleast fir the first 1-2 weeks. You may change the medicines if unacceptable pedal edema is present.

You are consulting a correct person for your treatment, at this young age such complications of diabetes makes me think you have type 1 diabetes, in my opinion you should also consult an endocrinologist.

It s normal phenomena
CD4 depends on many other things along with number of HIV virus.
It s not miracle.

Your gf is not responding to the treatment whatsoever, she is taking and hence the tests remain positive.