Risk of infection and stages of HIV AIDS symptoms

    I received several questions via email and Instagram about HIV infection, from infection to prevention to treatment for pregnant women with HIV. It turns out that there are still many people who don't fully understand HIV. Hey guys, come back with me.

Risk of infection and stages of HIV AIDS symptoms

    First, you need to know that HIV and AIDS are different. HIV is the human immunodeficiency virus, so HIV is the name of the virus that attacks the human immune system and weakens the body's ability to fight infection. For example, in the case of illness, the immune system attacks her, even though she is cured of the HI virus because of her immune system. So, for example, with diseases, it is clear that there is nothing to fight these diseases. AIDS is the name of the disease, but it is a completely compromised immune system. Basically, the person is no longer immune.

    For example, if you get sick, you cannot recover with your own immunity. Some of my friends have HIV. should i stay away from them? Stop HIV from spreading easily so that the HIV virus does not spread through air or droplets such as flu, cough virus, tuberculosis, etc. live in Blood, anal wall, breast milk, semen, vaginal fluids including menstrual blood, HIV itself is a very fragile type of virus and HIV cannot survive outside the human body for long as it cannot survive in dry air. HIV can take longer outside the body, the faster the HIV virus dies.

    Therefore, HIV cannot be transmitted through pool water, bath water, waste towels and cutlery, etc. However, there are some studies stating that if HIV is in the body fluids of the human body, for example, blood is taken from an HIV patient and the blood is excreted out of the HIV virus. It can survive for one to two weeks. Therefore, HIV can be passed on to the body through used syringes and blood-exposed tattoo equipment. There are concerns that these devices may still contain the HIV virus from blood or other people.

    It is clear that unprotected free sex, the main route of HIV transmission, is highly vulnerable to the HIV virus. infected with the HI virus. why? Even if you just rub your skin, you cannot tell if you have small cuts in your vagina or penis that could transmit the HIV virus, especially if thrush is still present during oral sex because you are touching and rubbing. It's for I got semen in my mouth. It clearly increases the risk of HIV transmission, but do people who already use condoms have sex?

    Researchers say condom use can reduce the risk of contracting HIV, but that's because there are no definitive studies on what percentage of condom use can prevent HIV infection. Just keep the facts to a minimum. HIV can be transmitted not only through sexual intercourse but also through blood transfusions through coinjection devices. Of course, if you use drugs, share needles, wear both needles for piercings or tattoos, get tattoos or piercings, make sure your tools are completely sterile, or group Do not use in Thoroughly washed with a chlorine-based disinfectant. It is completely free of the HIV virus and is ultimately passed from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth, or while breastfeeding the child.

    So, for example, if you have a friend with HIV, stay away because HIV is not easily spread through cough drops, sweat or urine. Unless, for example, you and your friend suddenly quarrel until your nails bleed or touch their blood, that's another matter, he has three stages of HIV infection. For example, when a person first becomes infected with her HIV virus, she has sex with an HIV-infected prostitute and a few weeks later becomes ill with flu-like symptoms. This period is called the seroconversion phase. , i.e., symptoms are sore throat, fever, rash, red rash.

    Swollen glands in the body Weight loss Diarrhea Fatigue Joint pain Muscle pain These symptoms usually last a week to two months. At this stage, there are signs that your body is trying to fight off an HIV infection. The second stage is the incubation period or latent period, when symptoms subside – flu symptoms begin to subside and the body does not develop any symptoms. At this point, the HIV virus has spread and damaged the immune system. At this stage, you feel healthy and have no problems with your body. Typically, this lasts from 1 to 10 years in the second stage. The third or final stage is when the immune system is completely attacked by the HIV virus. With this disease, you obviously have no immunity, so you become very vulnerable and you get sick very easily.At first you may have a fever for days and stomach pains that won't go away. Glands in the body begin to enlarge.

    For any ailments that affect you, such as persistent night sweats, unexplained weight loss, persistent skin rashes, shortness of breath, diarrhea, thrush, urinary tract infections, fungal infections of the mouth or genitals, etc. Your body C There is no immunity at this stage, so there is more power to fight these diseases.You could say that a person suffering from AIDS did not die from HIV, but from a deadly disease that attacks the body like an AIDS patient. The tuberculosis virus gets worse faster with tuberculosis. Continue applying to tongue.

    Due to the high yeast fungus in the vagina, many fungi often cause diarrhea, and they often suffer from basically all kinds of illnesses, treated over and over again. After that, you will see dramatic weight loss. I already have AIDS and need more treatment to keep the HIV virus under control. In the following video, I will discuss the tests that need to be done, HIV and her HIV treatment while pregnant, and the myths about HIV that I can give you about HIV. Comment below. see you in the next article

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