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Once a person with HIV progresses to have AIDS (in 8-10 years on the average), his immune system is so weak that many common infections begin to attack him. Diseases like Pneumonia, TB, some specific cancers, fatigue, vision loss, brain damage are commonly occurrences among AIDS patients. Death results eventually if these infections (called "opportunistic" infections) are unchecked.
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How does AIDS affect a persons daily life?
they feel sick daily and are barely able to eat
How would a lack of villi affect a persons health?
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How do the applications of microscopes affect on the persons life?
better health care for one
How does injury affect a persons health?
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How can drinking from rivers and ponds affect a persons health?
It contains poisonous chemicals that imperils your lives.
How does drug misuse affect a persons health and well being?
Intoxication can adversely affect an individual in a variety of ways, depending on the toxin and individual.
Can a person join the military with hiv?
Because HIV is contagious and deadly and affect the persons health and fitness.
Can you give me a sentence with the word adverse in it?
An excessive use of alcohol may have an adverse affect on a persons health.
How does injury affect persons everyday needs?
injury can affect our health by damaging our body for example serious Head injury or back injury so it can affect our mobility.
Persons with AIDS are how many times more likely to get listeriosis than others?
Persons with AIDS are 280 times more likely to get listeriosis than others.
Can aids affect the integumentary system?
AIDS can affect the integumentary system by causing various skin conditions like rashes, fungal infections, and lesions. The weakened immune system in AIDS patients makes them more susceptible to these skin problems. It's important for individuals with AIDS to regularly monitor their skin health and seek treatment for any skin issues.
Why is a health history important?
aids both individuals and health care providers by supplying essential information that will assist with diagnosis, treatment decisions, and establishment of trust and rapport between lay persons and medical professionals.
