Can you still have children if you have AIDS? Answer each of the 7 frequently asked questions about AIDS

AIDS is a frightening disease, in fact, AIDS is a common disease, multiple sexual partners are risk factors for the transmission of AIDS. Blood transmission and mother-to-child transmission are also common ways of transmission of AIDS. 2. Will you be infected by eating with AIDS patients? Some people think that AIDS is a contagious disease, and they all think that eating with AIDS patients will be infected, but in fact, if there is no body fluid exchange, they will not be infected with HIV, nor will they be infected by HIV. Once there is high-risk sexual behavior, they should take blocking antiviral drugs in time within 72 hours, while those who are not sure whether the other person is carrying the virus can take a small amount of blocking drugs and do tests at the same time. These ways to reduce the probability of AIDS transmission, 5, how to judge whether they are suffering from AIDS generally infected with HIV will have related symptoms, in addition to know that the window period of AIDS is about 20 days.

AIDS is a frightening disease that shortens life expectancy and even affects the lives of patients because of symptoms. Therefore, many people will feel scared when they mention AIDS, but although many people are not unfamiliar with AIDS, they do not understand it. In fact, AIDS is a common disease, and some problems about it can be understood clearly.

What questions do you need to know about AIDS?

1. What are the high risk factors of AIDS?

At present, sexual transmission is the main route of transmission of AIDS, especially unprotected sex, and multiple sexual partners are the risk factors for the spread of AIDS. Mainly because AIDS needs to be attached to the blood and body fluids, once left can not survive. In addition to sexual transmission, blood transmission and mother-to-child transmission are also common ways of transmission of AIDS.

2. Will you be infected by eating with AIDS patients?

Some people think that AIDS is a contagious disease, so it is necessary to stay away from AIDS patients, and they all think that eating with AIDS patients will be infected. But in fact, there is no body fluid exchange will not be infected with HIV, such as hugs, handshakes, meals, etc., will not be infected by HIV.

3. What should we do if high-risk sexual behavior occurs?

Once there is high-risk sexual behavior within 72 hours to take blocking antiviral drugs, can achieve 95% prevention, but should be taken continuously for 28 days. On the other hand, without determining whether the other person is a virus carrier, you can take a small amount of blocking drugs and do tests at the same time, and once determined, you should increase the dose in time and take it continuously.

4. How to prevent AIDS?

In peacetime, some measures can be taken to prevent AIDS, such as not sharing syringes with others, not taking drugs, using condoms when having sex, and so on, which reduce the probability of AIDS transmission. At the same time, they do not casually go to informal medical institutions for tooth extraction, ear piercing, tattoos and so on, which can spread the virus through blood and body surface.

5. How to judge whether you are suffering from AIDS or not

Generally speaking, after being infected with HIV, the body will have related symptoms, such as fatigue, rash, thrush, fever, etc., if there are similar symptoms should be tested in time. In addition, we should know that the window period of AIDS is about 20 days, that is to say, some people cannot detect the virus within 20 days after being infected with HIV, so if they are not found to be infected with the virus within 20 days after the onset of symptoms, they cannot relax their vigilance and need to be tested again.

6. Can you still have children after being infected with AIDS?

It is possible from a medical point of view, but measures should be taken to prevent mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy, because the virus can be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta and to newborns through the birth canal and postpartum bloody secretions. Therefore, during pregnancy to do good-looking virus treatment, while taking a series of measures to block HIV.

7. Is it certain to die after suffering from AIDS?

Most people are afraid of AIDS because it affects longevity, and they agree that once they get sick and die soon, it is not. AIDS affects longevity mainly because the virus continues to destroy the immune system, causing pathological changes in other cells or being invaded by harmful substances, damaging organs. If it is found that measures can be effectively controlled and the immune system can be rebuilt in time after infection, life can be prolonged.

Warm reminder, about AIDS to understand clearly, after all, some are not strange to AIDS, but do not understand its details, clear understanding can achieve effective prevention, even if the disease can also be faced with a positive and optimistic attitude.

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