PENALTY AFTER PLEASURE

MARK MARVIN S. AGUIRRE, MED, LPT

+,9 $,'6 cases are amonJ the epidemics that have already happened many of these have been contained and have completely vanished, but some outbreaNs persist today. This epidemic beJan in

and is still JoinJ stronJ in the current year Zith no NnoZn treatment. +,9, also NnoZn as the +uman ,mmunodeficiency 9irus, is a type of virus that tarJets the immune system. ,f it is not detected early enouJh, it can proJress to more serious infections liNe $,'6, sometimes called $cquired ,mmuno deficiency 6yndrome. 2ne Zill continue to consume the victim until their bodies Jive out. (ven if there isn t a cure as of yet, it can be manaJed Zith the riJht medical attention. $s lonJ as the +,9 positive individual taNes their recommended medication, their disease may not proJress to $,'6 and they may continue to live.

This virus often spreads from person to person and can be contracted durinJ intercourse Zith an infected individual, particularly if the other person is not ZearinJ protection. 8sinJ a shared syrinJe or inMection for druJs Zith an +,9 patient increases the risN of infection. $dditional routes of transmission include infection from blood products and from an infected mother to fetus.

6urely there are common symptoms to tell that someone could have this disease and here are some that must people are familiar Zith

‡ )ever

‡ 0uscle aches

‡ &hills

‡ 6ore throat

‡ 5ashes

‡ )atiJue

‡ 1iJht sZeats

‡ 6Zollen lymph nodes

(ven thouJh these are the typical symptoms, Ze shouldn t maNe snap MudJments and self diaJnose. ,t s still crucial²no, doZnriJht necessary²to Jet competent advice. %etter yet, Jet it under control Zith a doctors assistance if you have it and Zish to survive. :ho NnoZs, maybe there Zill be a successful therapy for it soon" $fter all, our scientists never Jave up tryinJ to find the best +,9 medication, so Ze should have faith that they Zill eventually find one.o2o

The author is Teacher , at Telesforo