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AIDS and the Role of HIV Virus :

AIDS is the advanced stage of the hiv virus and hiv is acronym of human immune virus. This particular virus is responsible for destroying our body's immune system or in other terms it is said to be the body's defence system. The centre of medical and research of united kingdom gives the explanation of Aids as the presence of hiv antibody in the positive form and the oppertunistic information for one or more diseases. Aids widely causes due to the two type of virses known as HIV I and HIV II. The two types of cells which are responsible in our body's defence system, known as B cells and T cells.

The general process involve in it that virus first of all breaks the outer layer of T cells and blocks all the systems which controls the dody's immune system. We feel the pain in neck, legs and feet as it destroys our nervous system also and causes muscle pain and nerve pain. Aids is infected mainly through blood and semen. It can also infected through blood tranfusions where we are using the infected syringe, or through mother to her baby, and most common cause of AIDS is unprotected sex, when you do a sex without condom.

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