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Why would a person with aids be in more danger from a common cold?
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∙ 8y ago
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aids attacks white blood cells
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Why would a person worth AIDS be in more danger from common colds?
A person with AIDS would be more in danger from the common cold because their immune system is not as strong as someone without AIDS. AIDS is what is known as an auto-immune disorder. This means that any type of infection could possibly lead to death because the body cannot fight it off.
What is a common disease such as a cold extremely dangerous for a person with AIDS?
A person with AIDS is very immunocompromised. Therefore, even the slightest infection would affect them far more than someone without AIDS. A cold is all it takes to likely send someone with the disease into the hospital.
Would you have aids for life?
At this point in time, yes a person will have AIDS for life.
Is aids the most common bacteria found on hands?
Aids is not a bacteria. Aids is not found on hands (or that would be extremely rare).
Can you have aids if you don't use a condom but with a clean partner?
yes, that is the most common method for getting HIV/AIDS
Are people without AIDS against those with AIDS?
I would hope we all are against the virus, not the person. I certainly am not against someone because they have AIDS or HIV.
Does having AIDS can cause you to die?
AIDS essentially destroys your immune system, meaning that your body is unable to fight disease. Therefore even a simple common cold could kill a person with AIDS.
How would aids affect a person's ability to keep free from diseases?
Sorry! This question cannot be answered.
Can someone with AIDS join the Marines?
They would not pass the physical. The military is a dangerous place and blood is a common hazard. AIDS would be a hazard to anyone else in the unit.
If a person with AIDS has a dog with fles and the fles bite the person with AIDS and then the fle bite me can you get AIDS?
Yes
Can a person with aids go to a hospice?
A person with AIDS can go to hospice.
A person who aids the comission of a crime?
A person who aids in the commission of a crime is an "abettor."
