HIV 1 can cause fever, headache, fatigue, swollen lymph glands, and a rash. HIV 2 can cause all of those plus confusion, diarrhea, mouth sores, stiff muscles, forgetfulness, and night sweats.
Both HIV-1 and HIV-2 are equally "dangerous" in that both are sexually transmitted and both lead to AIDS. There are several difference between the two, in terms of how transmissible they are and how each progressess. The bottom line--you want to avoid either type of the virus.
Because no whole cells of HIV have ever been isolated from human tissues. In theory, a retrovirus known as HIV1 and its variant HIV2 cause Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, but as yet, it has not been isolated as a whole cell. A culture can only start with actual cells, not theoretical ones.
what is the result when hiv is non reactive
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If you quit cold turkey, Paxil has withdrawal symptoms that are flu-like. Prozac doesn't have any withdrawal symptoms. That's why I switched.
Prior to onset of symptoms- not really. Symptoms can be similar to an intoxicated person- slurred speech, jerky uncoordinated movement, unsteady walk, stumbling, dropping things, etc.
Two different types of HIV have been identified in humans: HIV-1 and HIV-2.Both types of HIV are acquired sexually. Both cause AIDS.HIV-1 appears to be more virulent that HIV 2.HIV-1 is most commonly found in the United States, Canada and Europe. HIV-2 has been primarily found in Africa.Other differences between HIV-1 and HIV-2 are:HIV-2 appears to be less easily transmittedThose with HIV-2 are less infectious early in the course of the infectionThe period between initial infection and illness is longer in HIV-2, meaning that those with HIV-2 will show slower deterioration of the immune systemAs the disease advances, HIV-2 infectiousness seems to increaseHIV-2 seems to be less transmissible from an infected mother to her child
Research suggests that male and female individuals with autism may exhibit different symptoms, with females often displaying more subtle or atypical signs. This can lead to underdiagnosis or misdiagnosis in females, impacting their access to appropriate treatment and support. Understanding these gender differences is crucial for improving the accuracy of diagnosis and tailoring interventions to better meet the needs of individuals with autism.
All cancer's may have similar symptoms, so it is very important to know the differences between them. Bone cancer can be very painful for a person to go through. The symptoms may include painful bones as well as fragile bones. Fragile bones are dangerous to anybody. It means that you are more susceptible to injury. I have also read that nausea and vomiting may be involved. If you have experienced any of these symptoms, don't panic. However, I must suggest you consult you're physician.
With every pregnancy it's most likely going to be different. There might be a lot in common but expect some differences too.
well i know one differences is Bactria can be removed from the body. the body can't get rid of a virus. even if you are not showing symptoms of it any longer you can still be a carrier.
There are all kinds of symptoms there are respitory symptoms which have to do with your lungs and breathing. there are cardio symptoms which have to do with your heart there are skin symptoms (eg. rashes bullas blisters ETC). there are neurological symptoms which have to do with your brain. there are Nephrological symptoms which have to do with your kidneys and the filtration of blood and there are urinary symptoms which deal with your bladder