What is AIDS

AIDS is an incurable disease. Every year, many friends leave this beautiful world because of this disease. AIDS is mainly caused by the attack of the HIV virus on our immune system, so if we want to cure AIDS we need to start from this aspect, which requires relatively high medical technology. Now let us learn about AIDS.

For a common disease like AIDS, we should understand its causes. This will help us better prevent the occurrence of the disease in our lives, keep AIDS away from us, and improve our body's resistance.

The full medical name of AIDS is “Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome” (AIDS), which is an infectious disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV, also known as AIDS virus) infection. In layman's terms, AIDS is a serious infectious disease in which the human immune system is destroyed by the HIV virus, causing the body to lose its resistance to various life-threatening pathogens, resulting in multiple infections or tumors, and ultimately death. This virus is contagious throughout life, destroying the human immune system and making the body lose the ability to resist various diseases.

When the immune function of an HIV-infected person is severely damaged by the virus and cannot maintain the minimum disease resistance, the infected person will develop into an AIDS patient. As the human body's immunity decreases, people will be infected with various pathogenic microorganisms more and more frequently, and the degree of infection will become more and more serious, eventually leading to death due to various complex infections. The main routes of HIV transmission include blood, mother-to-child transmission and sexual contact.

AIDS is still an incurable disease. The infection process of HIV virus HIV is a virus that can attack the human immune system. It targets the most important T4 lymphocytes in the human immune system, engulfing and destroying them in large quantities, thereby destroying the human immune system and eventually causing the immune system to collapse, causing the body to lose resistance to various diseases, becoming ill and dying.

Scientists call this virus "human immunodeficiency virus." The average incubation period of HIV in the human body is 12 to 13 years. Before developing AIDS, people appear normal, can live and work for many years without any symptoms, and can then transmit the virus to other people.

The above is an introduction to what AIDS is. I believe everyone should have some understanding of AIDS. If you want to know more about AIDS, we recommend that you consult some relevant medical experts or read relevant information online. This can effectively help us prevent the occurrence of AIDS and reduce the incidence of AIDS.