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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is transmitted through pregnancy or contact with infected bodily fluids. HIV attacks the immune system, leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS.

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Scleroderma is autoimmune in nature, and is caused by the hyperproduction and accumulation of collagen in the body. This may result from trauma to the blood vessels triggering fibroblasts.

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Lupus erythematosus, often shortened as lupus, is both autoimmune and idiopathic in nature. Symptomatic flares are usually triggered by excessive sunlight or reactions to certain medications.

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COVID-19 is a result of an airborne viral infection. Long-term symptoms usually occur when the patient has a pre-existing autoimmune condition, and symptoms become more severe following a COVID-19 infection.

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-butterfly-shaped rash on the face
-joint pain
-rashes
-fatigue
-complications in the major organ systems

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-loss of taste or smell
-head and body aches
-fatigue
-brain fog
-tingling sensations
-insomnia, anxiety, and depression
(symptoms only meet post-Covid criteria if they continue for weeks to months following a COVID-19 infection)

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Incurable and indefinite.
-symptom management, such as RICE, NSAIDs, and adjunct therapies

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Infectious mononucleosis is the condition resulting from the Epstein-Barr virus, which is spread through direct contact, such as kissing.

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Lymphedema is an accumulation of lymph in one or more limbs due to a fault in lymphatic drainage processes. This is common after surgery where lymph nodes are removed.

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-swelling, edema, and tenderness in one or more limbs

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Curable and not lifelong.
-massage
-compression therapy

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Lymphadenitis literally translates to inflammation of a lymph node, and is more of a symptom than a disorder. Lymph nodes become inflamed when there is a high presence of pathogens in the body that are being fought off.

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Tonsillitis literally translates to inflammation of the tonsils, and is usually a side effect of a bacterial or viral infection, such as streptococcus.

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-swollen tonsils
-sore throat
-difficulty swallowing
-white or yellow pus coating on the tonsils
-fever

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Curable and not lifelong.
-antibiotics if there is a known bacterial cause
-saltwater swishing
-RICE

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-tender, swollen lymph nodes

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HIV:
-fever
-chills
-rash
-night sweats
-aching
-fatigue

AIDS:
-rapid weight loss
-severe chronic fatigue and insomnia
-prolonged swelling of lymph nodes
-recurring sores of the mouth, genitals, or anus
-extreme susceptibility to other infections and disorders, both autoimmune and pathogenic

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Curable and not lifelong.
-antibiotics if there is a known bacterial cause
-RICE

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-swollen lymph nodes
-fever
-sore throat
-loss of appetite
-sore muscles
-mental and physical fatigue

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Hypersensitivity includes a wide range of conditions, including asthma and allergic reactions. The cause of hypersensitivities vary, and may be genetic, environmental, complicative, or spontaneous. Symptoms onset when the immune system overproduces immunoglobulins in response to a specific antigen, irritating cells.

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Severe allergic conditions that lead to anaphylaxis can result from genetic, environmental, complicative, or spontaneous factors. Acute anaphylactic shock is onset after an antigen-antibody reaction leading causing a massive secretion of histamines.

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Incurable and resolves in 2-4 weeks.
-bed rest
-management of symptoms

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-stiffening of patches of skin
-difficulty moving
-Raynaud's phenomenon
-stiffening of lung tissue
-chronic laboured breathing

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Incurable and chronic.
-anti-inflammatory medication
-pain medication
-immunosuppressants
-antimalarial drugs to prevent metastasis
-symptom management
-adjunct therapy

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Incurable, chronic, and ultimately fatal.
-progress preventative antiretrovirals
-symptom management, such as pain medication
-immune boosters
-adjunct therapy

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-asthma attacks
-hives
-rashes
-itching and burning sensations
-running nose

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-coughing and sneezing
-chest tightness, throat closing, wheezing, and laboured breathing
-fainting
-hives and rash
-nausea, diarrhea, vomiting
-weak or thready pulse

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Incurable and chronic.
-immunosuppressants
-pain medication
-physical therapy
-occupational therapy

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May be chronic or self-resolvable.
-avoidance of triggers
-anti-inflammatory medication
-anti-allergy medication
-adjunct therapy

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Acute and curable, possibly fatal.
-epinephrine injection
-preventative antihistamine regimen
-medical alert plans