What is the Full form of AIDS?
The AIDS full form is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. In such a state, a person’s immune system is insufficient to guard against any disease or infection. AIDS is typically the final stage of HIV infection, at which point the patient is unable to defend himself and spreads various infections. When AIDS is left untreated, it results in death.
A person with AIDS may suffer from thrush, pneumonia, tuberculosis, skin infections, CMV, and toxoplasmosis, among others. There is an increased likelihood of contracting a medical problem like cancer or brain damage.
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Common AIDS symptoms
Due to the fact that AIDS is a virus infection, the symptoms of acute HIV infection might resemble those of influenza or other viral infections, such as herpes.
- Joint and muscles pain
- Headaches
- Diarrhoea
- Tiredness
- Swollen lymph glands
- Red rashes
- Night Sweats
- Sore throat, and so on.
Treatment for AIDS
- There does not appear to be a definitive or ideal cure or therapy, but with proper diagnosis, care, and support, a person can fight it and live a generally safe and happy life.
- Someone must take the necessary precautions and accept any potential adverse effects.
- Medications are used to prevent viral replication.
- ART denotes an efficient HIV/AIDS treatment (antiretroviral therapy).
Symptoms of HIV / AIDS in the advanced stage
- Blurred sight
- Chronic diarrhoea or Persistent
- Dry cough fever over 37 degrees centigrade (100° Fahrenheit)
- Sweating during night time
- Permanent fatigue
- Shortened breath
- Glands are swollen that last for weeks
- Loss of weight
- Small white colour spots on the mouth and tongue
