No, even if Phil has HIV he won't admit it. If he did, anybody with the slightest bit of knowledge into tranny surgery will be able to tell you he ain't getting any surgery done. Doctors REALLY don't like to operate on HIV positive patients. If they do, it will be at a greatly increased price.... and any price is too high for Phil, so raising the price would be out of the question.
As for HIV itself, it's kinda a terminal illness. I mean, if Phil is infected, chances are he'll have it for the rest of his life. There are a few cases of people who were HIV positive but actually kinda cured themselves, but one was a
newborn baby and the other was the
Berlin Patient. Even if doctors had some idea for a cure from these cases, it's experimental at this stage and they sure aren't going to waste it on a filthy, retarded, homeless potato.
Even with HIV, it can be managed, resulting in HIV+ people having long lives (look at Magic Johnson, who was infected before many of the people in this forum were even born, but is still up and kicking); but I doubt Phil would be able to do that. It requires taking specific medications at specific times each day and you can't skip medications or take them too late and you can't skip doctors appointments (or else the prescription will run out on you). This is far too much responsibility for someone who has proven himself too irresponsible to shower on a regular basis, not to mention Phil has already proven he's more than willing to throw his medications away in a tard-rage.
So, without medication, what will happen to Phil? Well, how fast AIDS kills people comes down to several conditions....most of which will work against Phil. You slow down the disease by doing things like staying healthy, eating healthy foods, exercising, staying clean and reducing stress. The only things he kinda has going for him is age and genetics, but even those are up in the air. Past that, I'd give him 2-3 years, at most, but it does kinda depend on when he was infected.