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With the new medications we have today HIV/AIDS is not a terminal diagnosis. 

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Human immunodeficiency virus is what causes HIV. It attacks the helper t cells of your immune system, and AIDS is caused by not having enough immune cells to fight off other illnesses.

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Most infants born to a HIV positive mother do not become HIV positive if the mother receives good prenatal care, and gets good postpartum care. Infants who are infected with HIV do not show symptoms for 2 to 3 months.

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HIV symptoms include but are not limited to; fever, headache, muscleaches, joint pain, rash, sore throat, painful mouth sore, swollen lymph glands (especially on the neck),diarrhea, cough, weight loss, and night sweats.

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The most effective way to treat HIV is antiretroviral therapy (ART). This is a medication that aims to control the amount of virus in your body; therefor it slows down the rate at which the virus grows.

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The most severe stage od HIV is the third and final stage, AIDS.At this pont a person`s immune system is completely compromised, and they will be unable to fight off opportunistic infections.

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The next stage of HIV/AIDS is Chronic HIV Infection. People in this stage of HIV may not have any HIV related symptoms. HIV continues to multiply in the body just at a lower level.

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the first stage is is Acute HIV Infection. During this stage a person should expect to have flu like symptoms such as: fever headache and rash.