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Symptoms vary on the stage of  infection.

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Symptoms vary on the stage of  infection.

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Stage 1 (Acute HIV)
-low grade fever
-headache
-malaise
-rash
-swollen or abnormal lymph nodes

Stage 2 ( Asymptomatic Infection)
-This stage shows no symptoms and remains controlled until stage 3.

Stage 3 (Symptomatic Infection)
-fatigue, fever, weight loss, chronic diarrhea, swollen lymph nodes, muscle aches and join pain, sore throat, skin rashes and bumps, headaches

Stage 4 (Aids)
- Major opportunistic infections and cancers may develop

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Can be transmitted through multiple ways. 

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Can be transmitted through multiple ways. 

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- through sexual contact
- through blood contact or from mother to child
- child birth or breast feeding
-un protected sex with an infected person
- sex with multiple partners

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-Tuberculosis (TB)
-candidasis
-taxoplasmosis
- Kaposi's Sarcoma
- Lymphomas

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Currently there is no cure for HIV/ AIDS but there are ways of treating it. 

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Currently there is no cure for HIV/ AIDS but there are ways of treating it. 

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These medications are called antiretroviral therapy (ART), everyone with HIV should be started on ART.
ART is usually a combination of 3 or more medications from several different drug classes. This has the best chance of lowering the amount of HIV in the blood.
Treatment involves combinations of drugs from different classes to:
- account for individual drug resistance (viral genotype)
- avoid creating new drug resistant strains of HIV
- maximize suppression of virus of virus in the blood

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-use condoms during sexual intercourse
-always use sterile needles
- avoid sharing razors
- watch out for blood stain needles or metal objects