Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome AIDS

WHAT IS AIDS?

It is an infectious, chronic and deadly disease that destroys the body's defenses exposing it to multiple infections.

It is a disease that has nothing to do with what one is.

"Is related to
what one does "

FORMS OF TRANSMISSION

SEXUAL

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IT IS ASYMPOMATIC. THEY DO NOT KNOW, IT DOES NOT SEEM TO BE SICK, THEY COME AND FEEL GOOD.
IT IS DETECTED WITH A BLOOD EXAMINATION CALLED "ELISA". SI (+) SEROPOSITIVA. WESTER-BLOT
BE CARRIERS: WE SHOULD CARE, COMMUNICATE IT TO OUR PARTNER, DOCTORS AND DENTISTRY
AVOID TRYING IT TO OTHER PEOPLE: NOT GIVING BLOOD, NOT SHARING INJECTOR AND HAVING SEXUAL
RELATIONSHIPS ONLY WITH CONDOMS.

1st Stage:

Acute infection that is characterized because the patient has symptoms of respiratory diseases, influenza, mononucleosis, etc. That can last several weeks.

2nd Stage:

3rd Stage:

4th stage:

Final stage where other diseases such as Kaposi's sarcoma, gastrointestinal disorders, pneumonia caused by
Pneumocystis carinii.
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                          AIDS COMPLEX BETWEEN THE 3rd and 4th STAGE 
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There is weight loss, night sweats, lymphadenopathies (lymph nodes) and diarrhea.