AIDS is not curable. The first level is that in the late stage of AIDS, various infections, such as pneumonia and encephalitis, can occur. In fact, pneumonia and encephalitis, these problems can be solved very well, and in the end, these combined diseases can be cured. However, the HIV virus itself, once infected, will exist in the body for life, but through good treatment, the virus can be basically controlled in the blood undetectable. One important feature of HIV is that it forms a reservoir of virus in the body, and it is very difficult to completely eliminate the virus in the reservoir. In addition, the current hot topic in AIDS scientific research is how to kill all the viruses in the reservoir.