HIV /AIDS PATIENTS AND AGING :SCENARIO DIFFERENT IN UK /USA THAN INDIA

PROF.DRRAM ,HIV/AIDS,SEX DISEASES,SEX WEAKNESS & ABORTION SPECIALIST
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IN INDIA HIV /AIDS MOST PATIENTS ARE YOUNG AS few patients reach in old age above 50 as few continue medicines for very long but still many have cossed 55 by good life style and regular HIV medicines buy in USA By 2015, half of all New Yorkers living with HIV will be over 50 and in 2017, the same will be true of the entire United States.GMHC created social media campaigns directed at older people to address this need. Our “HIV is Ageless” campaign utilized images of men and women over 50 showing this demographic people who look just like them.We know HIV can infect a person at any age and that people over 50 have sex. We must be proactive in talking with our ‘eldersexuals’ about safer sex and the importance of getting tested.”

Medical research indicates that HIV accelerates the aging process. While we are still learning about the impact of anti-retroviral medications on the body, researchers have seen increased liver and kidney problems, higher incidences of cancer, depression, bone loss, frailty and some cognitive impediments among older people living with HIV and AIDS.

Beside awareness among these people for protected sex among themselves of same age or with younger partners use of condom is must beside prep medicine to partner.Following special care they need beside regular medicines with monitoring side effects of medicines or complication of disease.These care mostly provided in developed world but in our country too their good nutrition,psychosocial and working economical rehabilitation and mental support,providing regular medicines looking for BONE,FOOD INTAKE,RESPIRATORY DISEASES,LIVER,KIDNEY,SKIN AND CANCER IS MUST WHICH ARE MORE SEEN AS SIDE EFFECT OF DRUG OR COMPLICATION OF HIV ITSELG IN THIS OLD AGE
Nutrition Education:
GOOD NUTRITION AND EXCERCISE BOOSTUP IMMUNITY SO Certified and trained nutritionists provide counseling and enrollment in the food pantry program. Registered dieticians offer one-on-one counseling for clients who are interested in improving their health and quality of life through proper diet and nutrition.
Wellness Services:
Utilizing a holistic approach to client wellness, the Wellness center offers a variety of free, volunteer-led therapies and services, giving clients access to activities that may be otherwise unobtainable for those living with financial limitations, including yoga, massage therapy and exercise classes.

Mental Health Services:
GMHC provides individual, group and family counseling services to clients over fifty, which are always tailored to the client’s unique presentation of needs, and guided by treatment plans that are collaboratively developed. Common issues addressed by our mental health team involve adjustment to change, depression, anxiety, loss, grief, relationships, addictions and body image/esteem.
Advocacy and Benefits:
GMHC assists seniors daily in navigating their health care benefits and entitlement questions. An entire white paper about resources and needs of this population that is quickly becoming the majority of our HIV + population was written in preparation for this shift in population .

HIV Testing:
GMHC’s Geffen Center provides testing to people over the age of forty-five years, by providing point-of- care HIV rapid tests. Confirmatory tests are provided onsite on the same day preliminary positive results are given. Linkage to care is also initiated as soon as a preliminary positive result is given. Utilizing our Mobile Testing Unit, HIV Testing is offered at a number of NORC’s (Naturally Occurring Communities), and Testing is always available onsite at GMHC’s Center for HIV Prevention.

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