This is a frequent issue of concern and the answers to the linked questions below should also help.<\/p>\n
Because no-one can predict how long any other person will live, it is always a good idea to make the most of your life everyday. Make sure you try to do everything in life that you would have wanted to do before your HIV diagnosis.<\/p>\n
Your current results are good though. If you are worrying excessively, then ask to speak to a health advisor or a counsellor at your clinic, in case you need help to overcome a particularly difficult time.<\/p>\n
One caveat to these optimistic results, is that HIV-positive people are probably as a slightly higher risk of age-related complications than HIV-negative people, which can be interpreted to mean that it is even more important for HIV-positive people to make healthy long-term lifestyle choices. This includes good diet, exercise, not smoking and alcohol in moderation.<\/p>\n
See also these Q&As:<\/p>\n
How long will I live if treatment is working?<\/a><\/p>\n