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Why is aids considered to be a syndrome and not a disease

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Answer 1

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AIDS is a set of symptoms (or syndrome) caused by the HIV virus. A person is said to have AIDS when their immune system is too weak to fight off infection, and they develop certain symptoms and illnesses (known as 'opportunistic infections ').

Answer 2

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Why is aids considered to be a syndrome and not a disease ?

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⏩Syndrome is a group of symptoms, signs, physical and physiological disturbances that are due to a common cause.

⏩AIDS is also a complex of diseases and symptoms which develop due to failure of the body to fight off even minor infections.

⏩HIV that causes AIDS damages immune system of the patient by destroying T4T4 lymphocytes.

⏩As a result, even small cold leads to development of pneumonia, a minor gut infection leads to severe diarrhoea and blood loss, while skin rashes develop into ulcers.

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