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After extended use of the

drugs that treat HIV, the virus often becomes resistant and the drugs no longer work.
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Explanation: As HIV multiplies, it sometimes changes form (mutates). Some HIV mutations that develop while a person is taking HIV medicines can lead to drug-resistant HIV. Once drug resistance develops, HIV medicines that previously controlled the person's HIV are no longer effective. (Source: hivinfo.nih.gov)

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