Our body doesn't become resistant to antiretroviral therapy (ART); instead, the virus (HIV) can develop resistance to the medications used in ART. This happens when the virus mutates, allowing it to r...
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When the human body becomes resistant to antiretroviral therapy (ART), it means that the HIV virus no longer responds effectively to the medication. This can happen if someone doesn't take their ART medications as prescribed or inconsistently, allowing the virus to mutate and develop resistance.
It is crucial for individuals living with HIV to adhere strictly to their treatment regimen under medical supervision. If you have concerns about drug resistance or any changes in your condition, please consult a healthcare provider promptly for proper guidance and support.