How to Prevent HIV AIDS

How to Prevent HIV AIDS - HIV AIDS disease is a disease caused by a type of virus known as HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) that causes the body's immune system failure.
HIV AIDS crippling the body's ability to fight disease (immune system). This is because HIV has destroyed the bacteria CD4 + T cells are responsible for fighting diseases caused by germs bacteria, viruses, and others.
HIV disease is not a disease that directly cause a reaction in a person sick. However, HIV disease will be felt if the long-suffering but will not be addressed.

HIV disease AIDS can be transmitted through direct contact with blood or body fluids of the infected person's viral. Relations with the needle or having unprotected sex with an infected person can also be a risk of HIV disease, including a baby can get HIV from an infected mother.
The HIV virus attacks the white cells and makes it a breeding ground for viruses. White blood cells are necessary for the immune system. Without the immune system when our bodies are attacked by the disease, body is weak and unable to fight the disease that comes and consequently we may die even if exposed to influenza or the common cold.

Signs of HIV disease AID:
1. Respiratory tract
Patients experiencing shortness of breath, stop breathing for a moment, coughing, chest pain and fever as develop other viral infections (pneumonia).
2. Alimentary canal
Patients with AIDS show signs and symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, often experiencing fungal diseases of the oral cavity and esophagus, as well as experiencing chronic diarrhea.
3. Body weight
Patients experiencing also called wasting syndrome, body weight loss of up to 10% below normal due to disturbances in protein and energy systems in the body as it is known as malnutrition as well as impaired absorption / absorption of food in the digestive system resulting in chronic diarrhea, the condition tired and weak underpowered.
4. Nervous System
The occurrence of central nervous disorders resulting in less memory, headaches, difficulty concentrating, often looked confused and slow response limbs. At the end of the nervous system (Peripheral) will cause pain and tingling in the hands and feet, lack of tendon reflexes, always had low blood pressure monitor and Impotence.
5. Integument System (Network skins)
Patients having an attack of chickenpox virus (herpes simplex) or measles fire (herpes zoster) and various skin diseases that cause pain in the skin tissue. Others are experiencing hair tissue infections of the skin (Folliculities), dry skin mottled (outer layer of the skin cracks) as well as eczema or psoriasis.

6. Urinary and reproductive tract in women
Patients often experience vaginal yeast disease, injury to the urinary tract, the disease syphillis. Other people with AIDS are women likely to have inflammation cavity (bone) known as pelvic term "pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)" and having irregular periods (abnormal).

Some ways to prevent the transmission of HIV-AIDS disease, namely:
No premarital sex or illicit sex.
Faithful to each other, only to have sex with a legitimate partner.
Using a condom when having sexual risk.
Reject the use of drugs, particularly injection drug.
Do not use needles.