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I'm a last year medical student. I don't think it's HIV. HIV is nowadays more of chronic "condition". Since the modern drugs were introduced quite "recently" w
by bobowzki 14y ago
I'm a last year medical student.
I don't think it's HIV. HIV is nowadays more of chronic "condition". Since the modern drugs were introduced quite "recently" we don't really have any hard facts on the impact on life expectancy but the prognosis is good.
When he says his quality of life is likely to decrease I think maybe neurodegenerative disease... Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's etc... This is pure speculation.
I hope no one is offended by this post. It's pure speculation based on the wording of the letter and Mr. Mortiz has of course every right to privacy.
Sorry about spelling/grammar. Non native speaker.
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- entropy_ 14y agoSpeaking of neurodegenerative diseases, could also be a very mild case of Huntington's. Average age of onset is 39, I think, but for very mild cases it can start as late as 60(or even never manifest at all except in offspring).