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HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Viruses)
AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)

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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with HIV

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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with HIV

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HIV can affect your diet and nutrition. It changes your body's metabolism. HIV medicine can upset your stomach, so it is very important that you are eating healthy. Eating healthy is good for your overall health. It provides the energy and nutrients that your body needs to fight HIV and other infections. It also improves absorption of your medicine.

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Living with an HIV is important to protect your immune system to maintain your overall health. Tips to managing HIV are practicing safe sex, getting tested for other STDs, and preventing infections and illness. With HIV making your immune system less effective, you will be prone to get any bacteria, infection, or germ your exposed to. It is important to wash yours hands frequently and stay away from sick people.

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HIV kills immune system cells that encourage the body to fight infection and diseases. Stage 1 is acute HIV Infection, most people have flu-like symptoms. Flu- like symptoms include fever, chills, night sweats, and body aches. Some people do not have symptoms in the early stage of HIV. Stage 2 is Chronic HIV infection, which is the virus multiplying but at very lower levels. Most people do not feel sick or have any symptoms in stage 2. Stage 3 is AIDS, if HIV is not treated, eventually your body's immune system will weaken and turn into AIDS.

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HIV is caused by Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Without proper care, HIV will develop into AIDS.

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HIV was first contracted from a breed of chimpanzees located in South Africa.

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The most recommended treatment for HIV is Antiretroviral Therapy (ART). Anyone who is diagnosed with HIV should be treated as soon as possible. HIV attacks and destroys infection fighting CD4 cells. The loss of CD4 cells make it hard for the body to fight off infection. HIV medicine is to prevent HIV from multiplying. Having less HIV in the body gives the immune system time to recover and produce more CD4 cells.

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Long term effects of HIV come with a long list of systems that slowly deteriorate the body. HIV can attack the nervous system, immune system, and cardio system. HIV left untreated can guarantee a fatal result.

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HIV is transmitted through contact with certain body fluids. Coming in contact with body fluids can occur during unprotected sex, sharing needles, or other items that have body fluids on them. Mothers can pass the HIV virus to their babies by breastfeeding. However, there are many ways that HIV is not transmitted by such as, contact with sweat, tears, saliva, drinking, or hugging anyone.

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During pregnancy, HIV can pass through the placenta and infect the fetus. During labor and delivery, the baby may be exposed to the virus from a woman's blood and other fluids. Effects of HIV on newborns coincide with effects on adults. However, cases of HIV with newborns are more likely to be fatal from weaker immune systems.