AIDS:
Causing factor:
(HIV).
Infection Methods:
* Infection by means of a person who is positive for HIV or needles or blood products contaminated with infection (transfusion).
* From mother to child.
Symptoms:
* After exposure between several months and several years:
- Night sweats.
- Weight loss for an inexplicable reason.
- Chronic chronic diarrhea.
- White patches or splint in the mouth.
- Inflammation of painful lymph nodes.
- Yeast Infections (Candida) in women.
- Cancerous lesions in the skin (Gran Cabosi).
- Pneumonia, tuberculosis.
- Cerebral symptoms and dementia.
* It can be present for many years without symptoms.
Consequences of non-treatment:
* High risk of infection as mentioned above.
* Almost always deadly.
Multiple drugs can be used in the case of HIV positive infection to delay symptoms (prevention).
* Use of multiple drugs to delay the progression of disease (treatment).
* Treatment of symptoms when they appear.
* Treatment of diarrhea, pneumonia.
Patients are incapacitated throughout the disease.
* There is still no cure or vaccine.
Causing factor:
(HIV).
Infection Methods:
* Infection by means of a person who is positive for HIV or needles or blood products contaminated with infection (transfusion).
* From mother to child.
Symptoms:
* After exposure between several months and several years:
- Night sweats.
- Weight loss for an inexplicable reason.
- Chronic chronic diarrhea.
- White patches or splint in the mouth.
- Inflammation of painful lymph nodes.
- Yeast Infections (Candida) in women.
- Cancerous lesions in the skin (Gran Cabosi).
- Pneumonia, tuberculosis.
- Cerebral symptoms and dementia.
* It can be present for many years without symptoms.
Consequences of non-treatment:
* High risk of infection as mentioned above.
* Almost always deadly.
Multiple drugs can be used in the case of HIV positive infection to delay symptoms (prevention).
* Use of multiple drugs to delay the progression of disease (treatment).
* Treatment of symptoms when they appear.
* Treatment of diarrhea, pneumonia.
Patients are incapacitated throughout the disease.
* There is still no cure or vaccine.