Hiv aids research paper
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Does anyone have legit info. or websites that deal with the timeline of the HIV/AIDS onset to diagnosis? I have seen that www.aidsmeds.com seems a legit source. They state that 3 weeks (or 21 days) is the "average" time for seroconversion. Are there other websites that would refute this? Understanding that not all persons infected with HIV would undergo ARS, if those that do, do indeed go through ARS and have symptoms, what is that timeline?
Greetings doctor I am actually doing a research paper on HIV for school and with so much info online from one end of the spectrum to the other I figure I would ask a specialist directly a few questions so here it goes...
1-with testing now a days would you consider 6-8 weeks conclusive?
2-do you believe rapid tests are just as reliable as lab based?
3-do you feel oral rapid tests are just as good as blood?
4-what are the most common symptoms you see with onset of HIV?
You might want to do a little research, because just as HIV/AIDS, herpes antagonizes the immune system- thus weakening it overtime. Things that a normal immune system could fight off, such as yeast, it soon develops and inability to fight off efficiently, in some people. So you could very well have a yeast problem at the root related to some other STD such as HSV or it may be related to the pills you are taking.
10 to 15 years ago, HIV/Aids was considered to be a deadly condition. But in 2021, it is not addressed the same way. And, according to a new research article they confirm that patients who have the virus can marry and even have children. And, they mention that untraceable level of the virus is equal to untransmissible status. Further, when I was going through some articles, I read there are 2 cases of complete cure of HIV as well.
I just want to confirm whether anyone can get infected by HIV by using the above mentioned materials. I mean these things - tissue papers, paper napkins, toilet papers they regularly come in contact with the glans penis and my semen.My topics of worry are-
*HAVE ANYONE EVER SEEN (OR HEARD ABOUT) AN HIV/AIDS INFECTION THROUGH THIS ROUTE???
**AM I MORE THAN 100% SAFE AND NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG???
***IS THERE ANY HARM IF I CONTINUE DOING SO???
You find one place where either doctor has stated oral sex transmitted HIV.
In the United States, the number of AIDS cases attributed to heterosexual transmission, although still a small percentage of the total number of reported cases, is the most rapidly growing category.
AIDS is caused by the HIV virus and everyone who has AIDs has the HIV virus but not everyone who has the HIV virus has AIDS. This is because AIDS is a far advanced stage of HIV infection at which time the infection has progressed to the point at which the infected person's immune system cannot any longer prevent certain infections or other complications of immune deficiency from occurring. The virus is what is passed from person to person and is what causes AIDS.
Ask your friends to get their "research paper" published in some medical journal. It is a wonderful discovery in medical science,,,,,,,,,,,,, If you or anyone feels he is at risk due to any valid reason, don't spend time on symptoms because they are misleading and confusing.
I called up an AIDS helpline in India and they told me it was possible to transmit HIV through such a contact.I also did some research over the net it said if a mucous membrane,in this case urethral opening, or an open wound comes in contactwith HIV infection or bodily fluids of HIV person it is possible to transmit HIV.
Does an open wound have to be in direct contact with bodily fluids or such a contact can also transmit HIV.Is there any minimum amount of virus required to transmit HIV?
I have donated some funds to several HIV research sites and hope that a cure is forthcoming. There is reason for optimism.
These references are listed alphabetically. The Loutfy Canadian and Benn UK studies were the most informative and useful to me, but all were good.
Benn, P., Fischer, M., & Kulasegaram, R. (2011). UK guideline for the use of post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV following sexual exposure (2011). In International Journal of STD & AIDS (Vol. 22, pp. 695-708).
HIV can't survive outside the body. Therefore you were at no risk from infection from toilet paper.
In the detection of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS hospital, laboratory single cut through the fingers, the risk of HIV infection What are the odds?
Hi. 3 days ago I met this guy. I gave him a handjob. He had lots of precum. I had a paper/cardboard cut on my finger that I got a bit earlier that day. I also put his penis in my mouth for a few seconds. He was uncircumcised. What are my chances of contracting HIV/AIDS? I'm realky stressed out...
t possible to acquire HIV from the sort of blood contact you describe. It that sort of exposure could transmit HIV, AIDS would be a hundred times more common than it is and it wouldn't be classified as an STD.
Follow safe sex guidelines and don't share injection equipment with other people. That's all you need to do in order to avoid HIV. You do not need testing.
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