11 Early Symptoms of HIV in Women that should not be ignored
HIV or Human Immunodeficiency virus is a virus that attacks cells that are responsible for fighting infection. When a person has HIV they are more vulnerable to infections and diseases. HIV is spread through contact by bodily fluids of a person with HIV, through unprotected sex. Which means, a person can get HIV when they have unprotected sex without a condom, or if HIV was transferred through them via blood transfusion, or why sharing injections when taking in drugs.
Currently, the human body is not able to get rid of HIV on its own, and currently the HIV medicine that is being used is only antiretroviral therapy or ART, so that people with HIV can live longer, and to also prevent transmission of HIV to their partners.
1.Flu Like Symptoms
In the early weeks after HIV has infiltrated the body, the person affected will experience fever and headache. This might recur from time to time and does not easily go away by simple rest and over the counter medicine. However there are some incidences wherein the HIV virus can come out of the body after 10 years, and symptoms will not appear immediately.
2. Skin Sores and Skin Rashes
Unusual skin sores and skin rashes could be a sign that a woman has HIV. If an unusual rash or sores keep on coming back, the expert opinion of a doctor should be consulted to check a person’s medical history. To find out the underlying reason why it has appeared in the body. Sometimes, these rashes might be too severe, and they can cause lesions inside the mouth, it can also affect the anus and genitals of people with HIV.
3. Swollen Lymph Nodes or Swollen Glands
Swollen lymph nodes is a sign of a compromised immune system and it could be a sign of HIV presence in the body. Swollen lymph nodes can affect the neck, back of the head, groin and the armpits. This is because the body can no longer defend itself from the infections caused by HIV.
4. Presence of Pneumonia and Tuberculosis
Early signs and symptoms of HIV in women is the presence of severe infections that affect the body. Due to HIV there is what we call opportunistic infections that affect the bodily system and this could cause the body to be prone to health issues like tuberculosis and pneumonia. Because of the presence of HIV, it is harder to recover and treat these diseases that target the respiratory system.
5. Night Sweats and Fever
Women who might have HIV would experience recurring low-grade fevers that would disrupt sleep at night. A fever is usually a sign that the body is trying to fight off infection, however if the fever is prolonged and is accompanied by night sweats on a regular basis, this could be sign that someone has HIV.
6. Premenstrual Changes
Women who might be suffering from HIV can experience super light or super heavy menstruation. Changes will be observed in their menstrual cycle and in severe cases they might not even have any period at all.
7. Genital Warts
Due to the weakening of the immune system, women who might be suffering from HIV can experience the presence of other sexually transmitted disease. Genital warts could begin cropping up in the body. It could also lead them to suffer from itching, bleeding and burning sensation in the genital area including vaginal discharge.
8. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or PID
Women who might be suffering from HIV, could experience problems in their female reproductive organs. The bacteria caused by their sexual interaction from a person infected with HIV can cause them to suffer from certain abnormalities in the uterus, Fallopian tubes and the ovaries. One possible sign of HIV is chronic pain in the lower abdomen and the pelvis. It can also be accompanied by heavy vaginal discharge accompanied by unpleasant odor, and abnormal uterine bleeding in between menstrual cycles.
9. Frequent Diarrhea
People infected with HIV, would also suffer from intestinal infections. IT would lead them to suffer from recurring diarrhea. There is an underlying infection that the body is unable to combat if diarrhea continues to persist for days or weeks.
10. Bruises and Bleeding of the Body
Women with HIV will suffer from frequent bruises and bleeding in the body. It could also be accompanied by dark purplish spots that don’t easily go away. HIV can make the body prone to Kaposi’s sarcoma, a type of skin cancer. It shows itself as dark skin lesions along the blood vessels and also affects the lymph nodes. It can be red, purple or brown in color.
11. Unexplained Weight Loss
Without even trying, a person infected with HIV will experience severe weight loss, as it could be accompanied by lack of appetite. They will also experience fatigue easily since their immune system is already weakened.
Reminder: It doesn’t mean that if you have all the symptoms that you already have HIV. Only clinical testing would be able to determine for sure if you have HIV/AIDS. Do not self-diagnose, because these signs and symptoms could also be indicative of another health problem and is not necessarily caused by HIV. As there are various kinds of illnesses that cause the immune system to get weaker.
Who is at Risk for HIV?
Women who are sexually active at and who have multiple sexual partners are at risk for HIV/AID. Having more than one person can already increase your chances of suffering from this illness. Having sex without a condom can also increase the chances of HIV from getting transferred to the body.
Stem Cell Therapy and HIV/AIDS
We have been hearing about the wonders of stem cell therapy for a while but this 2019, we are already seeing the ground breaking and true power of stem cell therapy. HIV in the past was a disease that humanity thinks was impossible to cure. It is something that we just have to live with. But thanks to the wisdom that was given to humanity by God, medical researchers are already on its way to fully eliminating HIV with the help of stem cell therapy.
Currently, we are already in the second person to be free of the virus of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant.
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The first person to be cured of HIV is Timothy Ray Brown, an American who was called ” The Berlin Patient”. They first announced that he was cured of HIV at the 2008 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. Eleven years later, another person called the ” London Patient” was cured of HIV through a bone marrow transplant to treat a cancer. Both patients have been cleared of the HIV virus. Each of the patient was using antiretroviral drugs but with the help of stem cell technique, they are now free of HIV. Because of these two patients, doctors are now very positive and hopeful about the ability of stem cell therapy to put an end to HIV/AIDS.
The second patient who relied on bone marrow transplant, was able to replenish his stem cells due to a transplant coming from a healthy donor. Because of stem cell therapy, these HIV patients were already able to stop taking antiretroviral drugs and are now completely free of the disease. Doctors were able to achieve this result by combining a series of treatments that targeted that cancerous cells plus the infected parts of HIV.
What are the Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy?
FGAAA ( Feeling Good At Any Age the One Stop Rejuvenation Center) a top Stem Cell therapy Clinic in California explains the many benefits of stem cell therapy in the body.
Stem cell therapy is multi-faceted and is focused on boosting the ability of the body to fight off infection and renew itself. It also have many anti-aging properties that allow the body to remain youthful and vibrant.
Stem cell therapy has the ability to reduce fatigue and tiredness, it can give the body better energy, stamina and vitality. Fresh stem cells transferred in the body can reduce aged spots and wrinkles. It can also be effective in removing back pain, aches and pains including stiffness of joints that is often associated with old age. With fresh stem cells in the body it would be easier to regulate weight and have faster metabolism.
Feel Good At Any Age
One of the greatest examples and proof that stem cells is working is Lourdes Duque Baron.
Lourdes Duque Baron is a film producer, award-winning author, actress, musician and humanitarian. At the age of 72 years old she is still the epitome of good health and fitness. She is able to do this due to the billions of stem cells that were transferred through her body. By the grace of God and the many wonders of scientific advancements and well thought out research she is able to lead a healthy, happy and productive life.
Stem cell therapy has allowed the body of Lourdes Duque Baron to remain strong against viral infections. The stem cells in her veins boost her immune system, allowing her to recover faster compared with other people who do not have a fresh batch of stem cells in their blood.
72 is the NEW 32 — taken July 2019 — in Garden Grove, CA USA
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