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The name of the pathogen that causes HIV is the Human Immunodeficiency virus. 

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The name of the pathogen that causes HIV is the Human Immunodeficiency virus. 

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HIV 1 is the predominant strain of HIV in developed countries and it is believed to have originated from chimpanzees in west Africa. HIV 1 is most common and around 95% of people that have HIV has HIV 1.

HIV 2 is less common and mainly concentrated in west Africa and the surrounding countries. HIV 2 is less fatal and progresses more slowly than HIV 1.

Both types of HIV weaken the immune system.

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There are three stages of HIV: Acute HIV, Chronic HIV, and AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).

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There are three stages of HIV: Acute HIV, Chronic HIV, and AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).

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Within 2-4 weeks of having HIV, most people develop flu-like symptoms such as those listed in the image. HIV can also cause symptoms such as oral thrush, weight loss, and red blotches all over your body.

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These are the red blotches that can occur within 2-4 weeks after being infected with HIV. 

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These are the red blotches that can occur within 2-4 weeks after being infected with HIV. 

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Chronic HIV syptoms can include kidney disease, diabetes, bone disease, liver disease, chronic inflammation, and also some types of cancer. As the virus multiplies, it destroys your immune cells and can turn into AIDS in about 8-10 years.

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HIV is transmitted through the exchange of certain bodily fluids from an infected person such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids, rectal fluids and breast milk.

HIV is NOT transmitted through kissing, touching, sharing food, and things of this matter.

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HIV attacks and destroys infection fighting CD4 cells. Loss of CD4 cells make it hard for the body to fight off infection. HIV medications prevent it from multiplying which reduces the amount of HIV in the body. Having less HIV in the immune system gives the body a chance to produce more CD4 cells. You will want to start HIV treatment ASAP. 

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HIV attacks and destroys infection fighting CD4 cells. Loss of CD4 cells make it hard for the body to fight off infection. HIV medications prevent it from multiplying which reduces the amount of HIV in the body. Having less HIV in the immune system gives the body a chance to produce more CD4 cells. You will want to start HIV treatment ASAP. 

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Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) is the treatment for HIV. ART involves taking a combination of HIV medicines every single day. ART unfortunately cannot cure HIV, but taking these medications can help people with HIV live longer and healthier lives. ART also helps reduce the risk of spreading HIV.

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If HIV is transmitted from mother to baby, it can affect the baby in many different ways. The image includes many HIV symptoms in infants.  

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If HIV is transmitted from mother to baby, it can affect the baby in many different ways. The image includes many HIV symptoms in infants.  

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These are a few ways to protect your baby from HIV:

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These are a few ways to protect your baby from HIV:

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HIV infected infants normally don't show symptoms for the first 2-3 months of their life, but a definite HIV diagnosis can be made in infants by the age of 4-6 months by virologic testing.

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These are just some more interesting facts about HIV. 

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These are just some more interesting facts about HIV. 