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Ok, so a guy just asked a slightly nosy question and he/she was almost eaten alive. However, had anyone actually shared Freddie's medical records in Announce section here, I bet you it would be one of the most often downloaded files on this page, ever. Just chill.
Freddie's medical records would have been destroyed ten years after his death, possibly even before then. There was no inquest and no reason to doubt what happened with him. His GP was private, so they wouldn't even be on file with the NHS, and they wouldn't be on file by now anyway even if they were.

I can't really imagine that they'd make for interesting reading. Peter Freestone and Jim Hutton both shared quite a lot of very private information on Freddie's condition. I'd go as far as to say they shared too much, actually, but obviously there's a need in people to know this stuff..... (hence this thread). Buying Jim's book and Peter's book on Freddie will tell you as much as you need to know. You could also google AIDS or watch documentaries about the early days of AIDS if you want to know more.

Otherwise just enjoy the music, it doesn't do you good to fill yourself up with too much negativity, and I don't think Freddie would particularly want us obsessing over this.
Somebody to love: the life, death and legacy of Freddie Mercury has a huge amount of info on what he went through and also on AIDS in general.

The thing about AIDS is that it tends to progress in a very predictable way if left without treatment so it wouldn't take a genius to know what Freddie went through, even in the absence of any info specific to him.
There are many people who have the medical record to the Govt they find some benefit from their govt in financially. They find the walk in doctor nyc who has the record and govt paid them if they have any dangerous disease.
Can you show us your medical records?
I think it is highly distasteful to ask for a deceased person's medical records. It is none of your business.