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Proportion of AIDS Cases among Female Adults and Adolescents, by Exposure Category, 2002
United States
Sex with injection drug user
15%
Injection drug use29%
Other/not identified**3%
Sex with men ofother or
unspecified risk53%
†
Heterosexualtransmission
68%
Note. Data adjusted for reporting delays and for redistribution of cases in persons initially reported without an identified risk.* Includes heterosexual contact with: a bisexual, a person with hemophilia, a transfusion
recipient with HIV infection or HIV-infected person, risk not specified.** Includes hemophilia, blood transfusion, perinatal, and risk not reported or not identified.
What is HIV/AIDS
•HIV is the•Human• Immunodeficie
ncy •Virus
•AIDS is the •Acquired• Immuno-•Deficiency •Syndrome
What is HIV/AIDS
• T-cells/CD4 cells produce antibodies to fight infections/illnesses
• HIV attacks T-cells/CD4 Cells• T-cells/CD4 cells slowly decrease over
time• Once under 200 T-cells/CD4 cells plus
opportunistic infections, doctor will diagnosis you with AIDS
How Do You Become Positive
•Unprotected sex •Sharing needles•Mother to child •Transfusions from infected
blood
Medication Side Effects (Just to Name a Few)
Head aches Fevers Nausea Vomiting Diarrhea RashesGas Fatty liver Fatigue Hair loss Depression PancreatitisMania Chills Optic neuritisKidney damage Severe anemia
DiabetesFinger nail discoloring LypodystrophyHallucinations Oral lesions Liver damage
How to Stay Negative
•COMMUNICATION •GETTING TESTED•ABSTINENCE •DO NOT SHARE NEEDLES•DON’T DO DRUGS & ALCOHOL •PRACTICE SAFER SEX
FINALLY
Better Existence with HIV
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