What a bizarre host and guest!

[Basra]

They are supposed to talk about HIV- the woman/guest says she has HIV but when questioned about something as simple as how long you take medication? She gets into i am stage one HIV.


HIV/AIDS does not have stages like cancer.



And the host is so nervous about the subject- he keeps fidgeting all around. I could literally feel his fear.

 

[HuunoHunter]

They are supposed to talk about HIV- the woman/guest says she has HIV but when questioned about something as simple as how long you take medication? She gets into i am stage one HIV.


HIV/AIDS does not have stages like cancer.



And the host is so nervous about the subject- he keeps fidgeting all around. I could literally feel his fear.

 

[wonyluvr]

Basra what is this

 

[Ozymandias]

Basra internetka ha lagaa xidho, HIV iyo cudurada wasmada ka imaado ba ku mashquusha XD. Basraaayy XD

 

[haye haye]

HIV does have stages, I think the last stage is AIDS and that's when it's full blown.

This guy gives me Maury vibes, he's not taking this seriously at all.

 

[Ozymandias]

HIV does have stages, I think the last stage is AIDS and that's when it's full blown.

This guy gives me Maury vibes, he's not taking this seriously at all.

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Lol, waan ku gartay. Nin yaab leh waye.

 

[Lahaine]

It does have stages

Left untreated, HIV infection goes through the following stages:
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1. Seroconversion illness
Some people experience a short illness soon after they contract HIV. This is known as seroconversion illness or primary or acute HIV infection.

In some people, seroconversion illness is so mild that it passes without being noticed. Some people mistake it for the flu, but for others it's more severe and they may need to see a doctor.

Seroconversion is the period when someone with HIV is at their most infectious.

2. The asymptomatic stage of HIV
Once seroconversion is over, most people feel fine and don’t experience any symptoms. This is often called the asymptomatic stage and it can last for several years.

Though you might feel well at this stage, the virus is active, infecting new cells, making copies of itself and damaging your immune system’s ability to fight illness.

3. Symptomatic HIV
The longer you live with HIV without treatment, the greater your risk of developing infections that your weakened immune system can’t fight: certain cancers, as well as the direct effects of HIV.

Getting ill in one of these ways means that you now have symptomatic HIV.

4. Late-stage HIV
If HIV has a chance to cause a lot of damage to your immune system, you may become ill from certain serious opportunistic infections and cancers. These illnesses are also known as AIDS-defining.

 

[Gaandheri]

That person must have done a lot of Zina in her younger days. She was putting in work!

 

[Basra]

It does have stages

Left untreated, HIV infection goes through the following stages:
Text
1. Seroconversion illness
Some people experience a short illness soon after they contract HIV. This is known as seroconversion illness or primary or acute HIV infection.

In some people, seroconversion illness is so mild that it passes without being noticed. Some people mistake it for the flu, but for others it's more severe and they may need to see a doctor.

Seroconversion is the period when someone with HIV is at their most infectious.

2. The asymptomatic stage of HIV
Once seroconversion is over, most people feel fine and don’t experience any symptoms. This is often called the asymptomatic stage and it can last for several years.

Though you might feel well at this stage, the virus is active, infecting new cells, making copies of itself and damaging your immune system’s ability to fight illness.

3. Symptomatic HIV
The longer you live with HIV without treatment, the greater your risk of developing infections that your weakened immune system can’t fight: certain cancers, as well as the direct effects of HIV.

Getting ill in one of these ways means that you now have symptomatic HIV.

4. Late-stage HIV
If HIV has a chance to cause a lot of damage to your immune system, you may become ill from certain serious opportunistic infections and cancers. These illnesses are also known as AIDS-defining.

@lahaine GTFOUH


I don't need anyone who knows more about HIV than me. I am intimidated.

 

[Basra]

 

[Lahaine]

@lahaine GTFOUH


I don't need anyone who knows more about HIV than me. I am intimidated.

My bad eedo