HIV & AIDS - signs, symptoms, transmission, causes

HIV & AIDS - signs, symptoms, transmission, causes

HIV & AIDS - signs, symptoms, transmission, causes

One of the best times we experience in childhood is when you get all the games you wish. At the young age, you are happy to get a job, a new car and of course in a couple.But it can be a big shock when you find out that your partner is infected with AIDS or is called in French as SIDA

So that in 2017 the number of infected between 37 and 44 million infected

This is a large number equal to the population of a country such as Morocco

Today we will talk about AIDS

Definition and symptoms. And stages of infection. And direct and indirect causes that may make us a quorum with this virus. As well as its treatment. And in the latter how to prevent it.

HIV & AIDS - signs, symptoms, transmission, causes

The Definition

AIDS is an abbreviation for AIDS. From the name we will know it is a disease that affects the human immune system. It is caused by HIV. And directly when the virus is transmitted to the human body either through sexual intercourse or blood transfusion, etc. Making it susceptible to epidemics and infection of all kinds.

Let's take a simple example. We have a phone or a computer and we have disabled the firewall. It will be easy to enter viruses and thus the computer will be disabled.

In this case the human body is the computer

Those who have disabled protection are HIV

Viruses are diseases and epidemics

Symptoms

Now we will go to symptoms that vary from person to person according to the strength of the immune system. But overall the symptoms remain uniform and appear in the form of either infection such as a cold, high body temperature and sweating especially at night. These symptoms continue to develop until they reach cancers that affect the immune system and the cervix, known as lymphoma.The more these symptoms in the latter give us a severe shortage of weight.

Stages of infection

As for this virus, it passes through three stages, which differ from one person to another, depending on the strength of the immune system and the surrounding environment.

Stage 1 - Rarely is the person diagnosed with AIDS only showing the symptoms of the flu in higher body temperature and cough... in addition to the rash. These symptoms often disappear after two weeks.

Stage II - is where immunity plays a large role so that if a person has a weak immunity he can get sick within a year and if the opposite may remain until nine years.

In both cases, however, the virus has largely destroyed the immune system, causing the person to experience severe diarrhea and rapid weight loss. As well as high body temperature without cause and shortness of breath.

Stage III - the final stage of the disease so that the most serious symptoms appear on the body clearly.

The patient becomes susceptible to all kinds of cancers, as well as severe diarrhea and headaches in the head. Chills and confusion in vision with wounds in the mouth and tongue.

These symptoms remain permanently until the injured person moves to the other world.

Causes of HIV infection

I - the transmission of the disease through sexual contact represented by the sexual secretions of the infected person in the genitals or in the mouth of another person.

The rate of transmission of the virus increases if the condom is not used. Especially if the sex of the anus (penis). Oral or vaginal sex has a low transmission rate.

II - Exposure to blood contaminated with the disease

In this case we talk about people who use injecting drugs as addicts on cocaine and heroin.Or get close to people with hemophilia (rheumatic disease is caused by a defect in the body and prevents him from controlling the process of blood selection and, therefore, when a wound occurs despite the young wine remains bleeding for a long time) and these people are most vulnerable to the virus.The virus may also be transmitted to the bloodstream if the same needle is used by several people.

III - Transmission of the virus from the pregnant mother to her child

HIV can be transmitted from the mother to the fetus within the womb in the last weeks before birth.

However, if the mother is given HIV / AIDS and a cesarean section is delivered, the virus transmission rate is only 1%.

As information only "Caesarean section is called a Caesarean section because it is said that the firstborn was Emperor Ramani Julius Caesar, but in fact this emperor is not the first to be born in this process so that the origin of the label is the Caesarean law, which provides for the removal of the fetus from the abdomen of the mother died during childbirth. Was issued in 673 BC, before the existence of Julius Caesar. "

Breastfeeding also increases to about 4%.

the cure

Unfortunately, there is currently no vaccine against HIV or any treatment heals. And without procrastination in this paragraph because there is no effective treatment

And those news that some herbs in Yemen or India heal from AIDS are baseless.

protection

he only solution is to prevent the use of condoms and to abstain from sexual intercourse from the anus.. Knowing that this virus is present in the saliva of the mouth and tears and urinary discharge of the person infected.