Question

what is HIV? how is it different from AIDS? can HIV be treated?​

Answer 1

◾What is HIV?

✔Answer

HIV is a virus that can lead to immune system deterioration. The term “HIV” stands for human immunodeficiency virus. The name describes the virus: Only humans can contract it, and it attacks the immune system. As a result, the immune system is unable to work as effectively as it should.

◾How it is different from AIDS?

✔Answer

• HIV is a virus, it can be transmitted between people just like many other viruses. AIDS, on the other hand, is a condition a person acquires only after they’ve contracted HIV.
• HIV may experience no symptoms at all. Without antiretroviral therapy, however, that person may develop AIDS and as a result will experience many symptoms associated with the condition.

◾How HIV can be treated?

✔Answer

If HIV develops into stage 3 HIV, life expectancy drops significantly. It’s difficult to repair damage to the immune system at this point. Infections and other conditions, such as certain cancers, resulting from severe immune system impairment are common. However, with successful antiretroviral therapy and some immune system recovery, many people with stage 3 HIV live long lives.

With today’s treatments for HIV infection, people can live with HIV .

Answer 2

AIDS is the disease caused by it and AIDS stand for Acquired Immune deficiency syndrome. It spreads not from being close to each other but by sexual contact and can be minimized by the use of protections and by engaging in sage sex. Please mark me brainliest!!!