Excess visceral abdominal fat, which is also known as Hard Belly Fat, is a different type of fat that may develop in people with HIV and may be associated with many health conditions
Take the short survey below to see if you may be experiencing HIV-related excess visceral abdominal fat.
If you are living with HIV and Hard Belly Fat and have gained weight, you may have excess visceral abdominal fat. It is a different kind of fat that may need a different kind of treatment. This is a significant medical condition that may impact your health and quality of life.
Excess visceral abdominal fat is not like regular fat because it lies deep in the abdominal (belly) area and it is hard to pinch. Regular fat, the kind that can diminish with diet and exercise, is soft and doughy.
This condition may be associated with significant health issues, including hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
It is not known if reducing excess visceral abdominal fat will have an impact on any other health issues.
Complete the short survey below to see if you might be experiencing excess visceral abdominal fat.
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