Chronic Disease Diseases that are persistent for long term and require ongoing “medical treatment” are called Chronic Diseases. According to Internal Medicine, it is defined as recidivism or relapsable which means, a tendency to relapse into a previous condition, disease, or pattern of behaviour or recurrence of a past like multiple sclerosis, reinstatement of drug- seeking behaviour. In simplified language it can be defined as, the disease which is occurring again and again or in the language of “medicine net” it is said, disease which can’t be prevented by vaccines. Chronic conditions cannot be cured or prevented by any vaccination but can only be controlled through ongoing medications. These medications fall under long term treatments. Today there are various “ online pharmacies ”, which provide “best-price” and “home-delivery” “Chronic Diseases” are often referred to as no communicable diseases (NCDs). However, denial from this statement can clearly be made with HIV/AI