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Traveling Safely With HIV
Key Points
- With proper preparation and precautions, people with HIV can travel safely both inside and outside of the United States.
- A few months before traveling, people with HIV should talk to their health care provider to plan ahead for helpful vaccines, medicine changes, or any necessary medical documents.
- People with HIV should plan to continue taking their HIV medicine as prescribed, even while traveling.
Community Resources for People With HIV
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