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Do hospitals still view HIV+ patients as outcasts?
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22 Jun '09 12:08 pm
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Not necessarily
those hospitals which arte not well equipped or due to personal nature of staff,may do so
Answered by anil garg, 23 Jun '09 11:08 am
those hospitals which arte not well equipped or due to personal nature of staff,may do so
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Well people with different mentalities will look at it in their own way.
Answered by M P, 23 Jun '09 01:14 pm
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HIV Positive patients get lots of complications and are admitted routenely in General Hospitals all over the country and the are give all possible care and treatment.Many survive due to early diagnosis and prompt treatment.However they are less previleged @ other patients due to stigma attached to the disease.Many hospitals over charge them but they cant pay as they loose lots of money on drugs.One Hospital in Gujrat paraded a woman with a label ,that is an isolated incident.HIV positivity has ceased to raise eyebrows .
Answered by DilipVishnu maydeo, 22 Jun '09 09:30 pm
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Yes they do and why shouldn't. Even every body should hate them and should make their life hell. They deserve to be treat like this.
Answered by harikrishan, 23 Jun '09 03:39 pm
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Yes, the hospitals still view the HIV+ as outcasts, because that is due to the l;ack of social awarness.
Answered by milan chatterjee, 23 Jun '09 09:49 am
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