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Does a low immune system allways indicate HIV/AIDS? |
if not what else can be the factors No, people can have poor immune systems as a result of other medical conditions or treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiation, or taking antirejection drugs to lower the body's immune response following organ transplant (which reduces the risk that the body will reject the donor organ). Has yours always been low?No it does not meanHIV/Aids - you might want to check how long and if it's been constantly low to narrow down other possibilities-factors it need not be HIV or cancer. it can be any infection or disease condition. a low immune system can be anything from the flu to something more severe, mine is low right now because I had an abscess in my tooth sometimes it could simply be you are anemic and your immune system is weak |
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No, people can have poor immune systems as a result of other medical conditions or treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiation, or taking antirejection drugs to lower the body's immune respo... Yes, and looks healthier than some people w/out AIDS. ...Yes, they can both be carrying different strains or types of the virus. Also they may carry other viruses (CMV) that can be passed between the two. ...The hosts are the helper T cells. HIV is so dangerous because it directly attacks the immune system. Then it gives a chance for normally harmless pathogens, become very deadly. ...Yes, anyone working with the body of an HIV sufferer would have to take the same precautions as they would if the person was alive. ...Use a condom and don't have random sex ...Mono, Herpes, HIV if there's a cut in your mouth ...blood transfer? very little. if you both have an open cut on your arms and they touch, it's possible you could get it. ... |
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