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An individual is eligible to enter into the draw to win 10 GB in this competition if:
• A non-registered user joins (registers/signs up) on https://bwisehealth.com/ during the competition duration, before the day of the draw (as advertised)
• An already-registered user follows the competition instructions correctly, as received by SMS, during the competition duration, before the day of the draw (as advertised)
Terms and Conditions
Any individual between the ages of 10 to 24 that is eligible, as per the above actions, will be entered into the competition.
Entry to the competition is limited to those residing in South Africa.
Only participants who have completed all actions are eligible for the draw.
Participants will not be eligible to win more than once.
The prize is not transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
Prizes will be awarded subject to verification of potential winner’s eligibility. The prize(s) must be claimed within 3 days from the date of winning.
Employees of the National Department of Health and Clinton Health Access Initiative are not allowed to participate in the competition.
Disqualification clause:
In order to be eligible for the prize, two people that each participant referred to sign-up on B-Wise will be randomly selected for verification. If it is found that the numbers are bogus or invalid, the user will be disqualified.
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ABEL
20 February 2019 17:08
What would I do if i feel chest pain
Expert
21 February 2019 14:31
Hi , thank you for your question. Chest pains can mean many different things, its best if you visit your local clinic and get checked by a nurse or a doctor and they will give you the right treatment.
Anonymous
18 February 2019 15:55
When you are coughing and it never stops everyday is it good for your health?
Expert
19 February 2019 12:58
HI there, coughing like that every day can be a sign of TB it would be best that you visit your local clinic and get checked by a nurse or a doctor so you can get the right treatment.
Anonymous
18 February 2019 15:10
is it wrong/shameful if you are 16 years old and you've never had sex?
Expert
19 February 2019 12:56
Hi there, thank you for your question. No it is not wrong or shameful, the right time to have sex is when you are ready. You can check out this article to find out more Sex on the mind: are you ready?
Princepitso
15 February 2019 19:23
What is a Abc method?
Thank you for your question. We have sent it to an expert and will get back to you within 48 hours with a response.
Anonymous
13 February 2019 09:50
Is dating an option??
Expert
18 February 2019 12:35
Hi there, remember you need to feel ready and safe to start dating. You can check out this article for more information https://bwisehealth.com/article/dating-as-an-adolescent-do-you-feel-safe
Molosiwa
12 February 2019 22:46
When a mother of a child is HIV and AIDS and she is pregnant what will happen ?????
Expert
18 February 2019 12:39
Hi there, thank you for your question. You can find your answer here What do I do if I'm HIV positive and find out I am pregnant?
MzansiCounselor
12 February 2019 14:19
what makes people gain weight when they start takig arv?
Expert
20 February 2019 16:27
Hi there, thank you for your question. Weight gain or weight loss is a side effect of taking ARVs. If you want to lose of the weight you can get out our Get fit section
MzansiCounselor
12 February 2019 14:18
Thank you
Xaee
12 February 2019 14:10
Hi I stopped treatment because people were mocking me and bad mouthing me and I want to continue with treatment but I don't know how, please help me I don't wanna die I'm 24 and my daughter is 2years I don't wanna leave her so young she needs me
Expert
20 February 2019 16:22
Hi, thank you for your question. Taking your medication is important to keep you healthy. It can be difficult when people bad mouth you, it can make you feel bad but the best thing you can do is think about your daughter and keep taking your medication to keep you healthy.
Langutani
9 January 2019 19:59
How to reveal ur health status to ur family
Expert
10 January 2019 08:57
Hi, thank you for your question. Disclosing your status to your family can be difficult but remember one of the important things to do is to disclose your status to someone you trust and who can support you on this journey. Make sure that you are informed about HIV before you disclose your status so that you can correct any misinformation and myths you might hear. You do not have to disclose your status to anybody unless you are comfortable to do so. If you find it difficult to disclose on your own, you can get help from a counsellor or trusted person. You can also join a club or support group where you can get updated information and extra support.
Dimaks
13 December 2018 19:38
Is it a matter of must to disclose your HIV status to your family
Expert
16 December 2018 11:01
Hi there, thanks for your question.
Getting an HIV positive diagnosis can be very scary at first. Disclosing can also feel daunting. Getting informed is the first step to taking charge and starting to come to terms with this. One can live a long, healthy and happy life. Here is some help and support one can connect with: Speaking to a doctor, nurse, counsellor, social worker or calling a helpline:
Lifeline National Counselling Line: 0861 322 322
Lifeline AIDS Helpline: 0800 012 322
Suicide crisis line: 0800 567 567 (SMS 31393)
South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG): 0800 567 567 (SMS 31393).
Click here to find out more about disclosure.
