As long as HIV patients take their medication on time and receive effective treatment, their life expectancy will not be jeopardized. After being infected with HIV, as long as it is detected early and receives systematic as well as regularized treatment with highly effective antiretroviral therapy, the life expectancy of an infected person is generally not threatened. At present, the purpose of HIV treatment is not to eliminate HIV, but to curb the replication of HIV. As long as the replication of HIV is controlled, the patient can have the same quality of life as a normal person. Therefore, it is recommended that once a patient is infected with HIV, he or she must face it positively and must not avoid it passively. AIDS is not scary, and the earlier one receives treatment, the better the treatment results are expected to be.