Here are some things you need to know about HIV AIDS

 

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Many people view AIDS patients as victims of sexual misconduct. But that is not true. AIDS can be transmitted through unprotected sex and other factors.

AIDS can be transmitted from mother to child. AIDS can be transmitted through blood transfusions as well as organ transplants. If an AIDS patient is vaccinated with a syringe, the disease can spread. The disease is spread when the blood of an AIDS patient enters the body of a normal person by any means.

AIDS is not contagious

Many people are reluctant to associate with an AIDS patient. Normal contact does not spread the disease at all. For example, AIDS is not spread through the use of toilet paper, towels, or other items used by patients. An animal that has been bitten by an AIDS patient does not transmit the disease to the average person. The disease is not transmitted by touching or kissing an AIDS patient. The disease is not transmitted even if the patient eats the same dish and eats himself with a spoon.

The only way to tell if someone has AIDS is to have a routine blood test

Do you remember how an AIDS-infected mother tried to drive her child out of school? A blood test at the time did not confirm whether the child had AIDS. But people assumed that the child had AIDS. They said that a family member had AIDS and that the child was definitely AIDS. Such assumptions are completely wrong. No one can assume that a person is an AIDS patient based on his or her behavior, poor appearance, or increased susceptibility to minor illnesses.

There is no need to worry if a blood test confirms HIV +

There is no need to worry about a person being infected with the HIV virus by any means. Of course, once the HIV virus enters the body, it cannot be cured. But it does not affect everyone in a deadly way. You may have heard of Nileka, the founder of the Positive Women Network NGO, who works as a social consultant to keep the HIV virus in the body. No one dies as soon as they are infected with the HIV virus. They have the ability to live their lives for many years without any problems. It takes a long time for the HIV virus to become active in the body and gradually get serious. Sometimes there is no such problem.

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Drugs have been found to delay the activation of the HIV virus in the body as much as possible

Everyone says that there is no cure for AIDS. Of course, there is no cure for HIV. However, drugs have now been developed to slow down the activation of the HIV virus in the body and to control the activity of the HIV virus.

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