Why is AIDS called syndrome , not a disease?
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AIDS actually kills the immune system of humans.
Syndrome is a combination of several diseases.So,when a person is detected with AIDS his fighting ability against pathogens becomes much reduced and as a result different diseases occurred simultaneously.And hence we say that AIDS IS CALLED SYNDROME,NOT JUST A DISEASE.
Syndrome is a combination of several diseases.So,when a person is detected with AIDS his fighting ability against pathogens becomes much reduced and as a result different diseases occurred simultaneously.And hence we say that AIDS IS CALLED SYNDROME,NOT JUST A DISEASE.
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This produces a situation in which the body becomes immunodeficient, i.e., the body's immune system is unable to put up a fight against any foreign agents. The variety of symptoms that are produced as a result of this immunodeficiency is called a syndrome, hence the name AIDS (i.e., Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome).
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