NEW: method of treatment of AIDS

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AIDS is a chronic disease that poses a threat to life, which is caused by a virus causes a failure / malfunction of the immune system in humans (HIV / or: virus HIV - HIV - Human Immunodeficiency Virus). Or, in short: the AIDS virus. AIDS robs the body's ability to fight the virus and resistance to viruses, bacteria and fungi through injury of the immune system, making the body susceptible to various diseases.Displays of AIDS (HIV virus) human body injury certain types of cancer and inflammation, that he can (body), in general, fight and overcome, such as pneumonia and meningitis. And it called on the virus and the inflammation caused by the name of AIDS (HIV) virus.It is a term "AIDS" (or: acquired immune deficiency syndrome - Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) (In short: AIDS - AIDS), a definition of AIDS in the most advanced stages. About 39.5 million people around the world are infected with HIV today. Despite the curb AIDS in several countries of the world, but the extent of the spread of AIDS is still the same, but increased in other countries. The solution is to prevent the continuing spread of AIDS: prevention, treatment and awareness.

 : Symptoms of AIDS


 AIDS symptoms vary from case to case, according to the kind of stage AIDS.

 The early stages of pollution:

 In the early stages of exposure to the AIDS virus, it may not show any symptoms or signs of AIDS, although very common in AIDS is the emergence of flu-like symptoms, soon after two weeks disappear until four weeks from the moment of exposure to the AIDS virus.AIDS symptoms may include:

    High body temperature (fever)
    Headaches, pain in the throat
    Swelling of the lymph glands area
    Skin rash.If someone has been exposed to the AIDS virus, it is likely to convey the AIDS virus to other people (that suffer infected with the AIDS virus), even though it did not show any symptoms of AIDS. As soon as the AIDS virus to enter the body until the immune system becomes vulnerable to attack. The AIDS virus to reproduce and multiply itself inside the lymph glands, and then begin a slow process of destruction of the cells of the lymphatic type (Lymphocytes T CD4) - It is the white blood cells responsible for coordinating all activities and operations of the immune system.Advanced stages of pollution:The patient may not suffer from any symptoms in the advanced stages of AIDS during a period ranging between one year and nine years, and perhaps even more than that sometimes. But the AIDS virus continue, in the meantime, reproduce and multiply itself as well as the destruction of immune system cells, systematically.At this stage, the patient, some chronic symptoms of AIDS, such as may occur:

    Swelling of the lymph glands (often this one is an early symptom of getting infected with the AIDS virus)
    Diarrhea
    Lose weight
    High body temperature (fever)
    Cough
    Shortness of breath.The final stages of pollution:In the final stages of the symptoms of AIDS and HIV infection, which are 10 years later and more than exposure to the AIDS virus in the first time, it begins to appear symptoms of AIDS and then the most dangerous pollution in the case was able to be called AIDS.In 1993, developed a "disease control and prevention centers in the United States of America" ​​(CDC) a new definition for AIDS, is the following: The AIDS disease if found the AIDS virus in the body (this can be ascertained if shown checks the presence of antibodies results (Antibodies) to the AIDS virus in the blood) accompanied by one of the symptoms of AIDS, the following:

    The emergence of typhoid / infections / opportunistic infection (Opportunistic infection) - occurs when the immune system is weak or injured, as in the case Palmtkish carinii pneumonia (Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia - PCP)
    Census lymphocytes (lymphocytes - Lymphocytes) of CD4 type in the blood of 200 or less - note that the proper value should range between 800 and 1200.Whenever the development of AIDS and aggravation, intensifying the damage to the immune system weakens more and more, which makes the body vulnerable to opportunistic infections.Symptoms of AIDS and some of these infections include:

    Excessive night sweats
    Chills or fever above 38 degrees Celsius last for several weeks
    Dry cough and shortness of breath
    Chronic diarrhea
    Permanent white points or strange wounds on the tongue and in the oral cavity
    Headaches
    Confusion or vision disorder
    Weight lossAt a more advanced stage of AIDS can show additional symptoms, such as:

    Permanent fatigue that can not be explained
    Lilly excessive sweating
    Chills or fever above 38 degrees Celsius last for several weeks
    Swelling in the lymph glands lasts for more than three months
    Chronic diarrhea
    Permanent headaches.HIV infection the risk also increases certain types of cancer, particularly sarcoma sarcoma (Kaposi's sarcoma - Kaposi's Sarcoma), throat cancer and cancer of lymph glands (lymphoma - Lymphoma), although it is possible to reduce the risk of these diseases by preventive treatments.AIDS symptoms in children:

    Problems in the high weight
    Problems in growth
    Problems in the BIOS
    Mental growth slowing
    Morbidity (Morbidity) seriously ill children are common, such as infections of the ears, inflammation of the lungs and inflammation of the tonsils (Tonsillitis).

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