THE RISK AFTER EXPOSURE OF HIV

The risk of HIV transmission occurring after any potential exposure to bodily fluids is poorly defined. Within 2 to 6 weeks of an exposure, the majority of infected persons will have a positive HIV antibody test, with virtually all being positive by 6 months.

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HIV - AIDS

AIDS ( Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome ) disebabkan oleh infeksi Human Immunodeficiency Virus ( HIV ).

Setelah terjadi infeksi virus HIV di dalam tubuh, virus menuju kelenjar limfa dan berada dalam sel dendritik selama beberapa hari. Kemudian terjadi sindrom retroviral akut semacam penyakit flu disertai viremia hebat dengan keterlibatan berbagai kelenjar limfa, sindrom ini akan hilang sendiri setelah 1 - 3 minggu. 

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TERAPI HIV SELAMA MASA KEHAMILAN

Salah satu kemajuan terbesar saat ini adalah manajemen terapi HIV pada wanitahamil. Sebelum adanya terapi antiviral, resiko penularan HIV seorang ibu yang terinfeksi terhadap bayi yang baru dilahirkannya sekitar 25 - 35%.

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AIDS ( Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome )

AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome ) is caused by infection of Human Immunodeficiency Virus ( HIV ). After infection HIV in the body, the virus into the lymph glands and in dendritic cells for several days. Then occur acuteretro viral syndrome,a kind of flu disease accompanied by great viremia within volvement of lymph glands, this syndrome will go away after 1 - 3 weeks.

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TREATMENT FOR HIV DURING PREGNANCY

One of the greatest advances in the management of HIV infection has been in pregnant women. Prior toantiviral therapy, the risk of HIV transmission from an infected mother to hernewborn was approximately 25-35%.

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THE SPREAD OF HIV

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ( AIDS ), now known as the humanimmunodeficiency virus ( HIV ) is present in the blood and genital secretionsof virtually all individuals infected with HIV, regardless of whether or notthey have symptoms.

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THE RISK AFTER EXPOSURE OF HIV

The risk of HIV transmission occurring after any potentialexposure to bodily fluids is poorly defined. Within 2 to 6 weeks of anexposure, the majority of infected persons will have a positive HIV antibodytest, with virtually all being positive by 6 months.

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