The disease with the same name, HIV, is brought on by HIV. When a person’s immune system has been seriously compromised, AIDS, a dangerous disorder, develops in its last stage.
Blood, breast milk, and sexual fluids are all ways that HIV can transmit. According to statistics, 94% of HIV infections in 2015 were brought on via sexual contact.
Continue reading to find out more about the early signs of HIV, the progression of the disease, how to get a diagnosis, and when to see a doctor.
Not everyone who contracts HIV experiences disease signs right away. However, if HIV symptoms do manifest, they typically start to show up 2-4 weeks after a person is exposed to the virus.
But occasionally, symptoms won’t start to show up for months or even years.
Preventions
Each and every time you want to make love with your partner, properly use condoms.
Inform your partner that you are on PrEP.
Never share your needles, blades, syringes, or other drug supplies with your partner if you inject drugs.
Lastly, if you mistakenly got infected with this virus, save others by not sharing it..….See More
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