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| What is AIDS? What are the symptoms, routes of transmission, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of AIDS? |
AIDS is a transliterated disease name. Its full name is "acquired immunodeficiency syndrome". The first capital letter of each word in English name is called "AIDS". Transliteration is what we often call "AIDS". It is a human infectious immunodeficiency virus, a chronic infectious disease caused by HIV, which we often say. HIV invades the body's immune system, causing the body's immune function to decline or even be lost, eventually leading to serious infection or tumor death.
How long does it take for AIDS to go from infection to morbidity?
The incubation period averages nine years, which can be as short as several months and as long as 15 years. The length of the incubation period is related to a variety of factors: such as the route of infection, the number of infected viruses, the genotype of the virus, and the physical fitness of the infected person. This process is the process of the human body fighting the virus. The upper hand, the symptoms of AIDS will be manifested.
