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It's a virus, so it enters your blood cells through bodily fluids excluding urine and saliva. The infected blood cells then duplicate causing the virus to duplicate as well. Our immune system weakens by trying to kill the virus.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoAn HIV virus is eaten and digested by a T4 cell in the human blood stream. That is what T4 cells are supposed to do. They are supposed to eat up viruses circulating in the blood stream. However, parts are left over that normally are not. A strand of RNA finds a template starts transcribing instructions for creating a new virus. It keeps transcribing until the cell runs out of food after producing some 200 viruses.
Thus the information in an old virus takes over a cells machinery and has the cell produce new viruses.
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∙ 14y agothe best answer that i can give after going through many books is that hiv was created during sex by man with animals
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∙ 14y agoIt first originated from sexaul relations between a human and a chimpanzee.
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What cures HIV?
There are no known cures of HIV known to date. There are many treatments in hope ot cure HIV developed at the moment.
What has helped to reduce maternal-fetal transmission of HIV?
In developed countries widespread HIV testing and anti-retroviral therapy have reduced maternal-fetal transmission dramatically.
How can you analyze the person affected from aids?
the majority of people who get HIV aids are in ledcs especially southern Africa this is because countries dont have the right amount of money for medicines which would cure HIV. Aids is developed into HIV. someone who has hiv aids has a sexually transmitted disease.
Which mental health condition is a problem among people who are hiv positive or who have developed aids?
depression
Which mental health condition is a common problem among people who are HIV positive or who have developed AIDS?
depression
How can HIV and AIDS be stopped?
Basically, HIV/AIDS can only be stopped if:A vaccine or medical cure is developed to either prevent the transmission of HIV or to cure those who already have itPeople change their behaviors and stop spreading the disease--whether deliberately or unknowingly.
How effective are protease inhibitors?
Protease inhibitors are considered one of the most potent medications for HIV developed so far.
Why developing countries are more affected by HIV positive then developes countries?
It is more of a wide spread problem purelythroughignorance and by this I mean that they are justsimplynot educated on the dangers of HIV and Aids, also they do not have the sameresourcesthat developed countries have, such as condoms and other forms of contraception, and antiviral drugs which help control the affects of HIV.
How many people die of AIDS per minute?
About five to six people die from AIDS per MINUTE. That proves AIDS is a deadl disease and that you should not have sex until marriage. HIV does not kill you but AIDS does. And AIDS is developed after you are HIV positive.
Is HIV positive good or bad?
It is better to be HIV negative than HIV positive. An HIV positive person is infected with HIV.
How do HIV-positive and HIV-negative differ?
HIV-positive means you are infected with the human immunodeficiency virus. HIV-negative means that you are not infected with the HIV.
What are some current world problems?
Some current world problems include hunger, deforestation, HIV/AIDS, and the desiccation of the Sahara. Obesity is a problem in developed countries.
