is it possible for a person to recover from typhoid and jaundice within 8 days if he is suffering from HIV?
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Both typhoid and jaundice are treatable diseases nowadays. In the case of a HIV infected  person, his/her recovery would entirely depend on how far the HIV infection has already progressed in such person. For example, both diseases would life treating and possibly fatal even with treatment if the person's immune system is already collapsed (Aids). \n\nThat's My Best Answer!
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Yes, you can still develop an STD.  Hepatitus can take 6-8 months to develop or become apparent in a person.  Blood tests are the best way to know for sure.  There are others that take 3 or more months to develop.
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NO it can not, unless the infected person bleeded on the food and you put it in your mouth (which has to have an open wound) no later than five minutes after the blood came out of the infected person which, by the way, is very unlikely.
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WARNING: Do not use Yahoo! Answers as a medical diagnosis tool.  Always consult your doctor.\n\nWithin 7-10 days of intially being infected with HIV, most individuals (80 to 90 %) develop an acute syndrome characterised by flu-like symptoms of fever, malaise, lymphadenopathy, pharyngitis, headache, myalgia, and sometimes a rash (Kahn and Walker, 1998). Within an average of three weeks after transmission of HIV-1, a broad HIV-1 specific immune response occurs that includes seroconversion. Because of the nonspecific nature of these illnesses, it is often not recognized as a sign of HIV infection. Even if patients go to their doctors or a hospital, they will often be misdiagnosed as having one of the more common infectious diseases with the same symptoms. Since not all patients develop it, and since the same symptoms can be caused by many other common diseases, it cannot be used as an indicator of HIV infection. However, recognizing the syndrome is important because the patient is much more infectious during this period.\n\nHIV is transmitted various ways:\n Sexual route. The majority of HIV infections are acquired through unprotected sexual relations. Sexual transmission occurs when there is contact between sexual secretions of one partner with the rectal, genital or mouth mucous membranes of another. The probability of transmission per act is between 1 in 53 to 1 in 10,000 for the case of receptive vaginal sex (Pilcher et al., 2004), 1 in 8000 in the case of insertive vaginal sex, 1 in 1000 in the case of insertive anal sex, and between 1 in 100 to 1 in 30 in the case of receptive anal sex.\n\nBlood or blood product route. This transmission route is particularly important for intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs and recipients of blood transfusions and blood products. Health care workers (nurses, laboratory workers, doctors, etc) are also concerned, although more rarely. Also concerned by this route are people who give and receive tattoos and piercings.\n\nMother-to-child route. The transmission of the virus from the mother to the child can occur in utero during the last weeks of pregnancy and at childbirth. Breast feeding also presents a risk of infection for the baby. In the absence of treatment, the transmission rate between the mother and child was 20%. However, where treatment is available, combined with the availability of Cesarian section, this has been reduced to 1%.\n\nHIV has been found in the saliva, tears and urine of infected individuals, but due to the low concentration of virus in these biological liquids, the risk is considered to be negligible.\n\nAIDS is the most severe manifestation of infection with HIV. Acute HIV infection progresses over time to clinical latent HIV infection and then to early symptomatic HIV infection and later, to AIDS, which is identified on the basis of certain infections.\n\nYou can get HIV at-home test kits at Walgreen's.
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c-diff is serious and I am not sure how a person has this for 7 months and is still living.  If this is the true diagnosis then the intestines would be pretty well inflamed, to say the least.  \n\nAre you a nursing student looking for help with a care plan?
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Takes some time for liver enzymes to elevate, could be several months to years. Hep.C. is transmitted via blood. Good time to use condoms :-)
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Well at this point the damage is already done. some one mention earlier about a support group you don't need a supprt group you need Jesus he will love you with or with out HIV just call on him ask him what to do.He'll tell you and guide you.
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From what I learned of the disease some people can go as much as a decade without a single symptom, but most people fall ill before then. So yes i'm sure its possible but that person is lucky to have it progress so slowly.
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natural course/ the stages of HIV infection:\ninitial infecton (when the virus enter the body) - no symptom\nacute seroconversion illness (when the virus multiplies and the body starts to fight the virus) - symptoms varies, include fever, rash, lethargy, swollen glands etc) - very non specific, could only be picked up by a very good doctor. - around 4 weeks post initial entry of the virus.\n"Asymptomatic" phase - relatively disease free, but the body is fighting the virus, trying to suppress it, while the virus is killing the immune system, establishing reservoirs of virus in the body, going to different areas of the body, including the brain. - this can be years.\nFull blown AIDS - when the virus finally gain the upper hand and kill off a lot of the immune system, the patient will suffer from diseases that otherwise will not affect normal individuals - called opportunistics infection, and AIDS defining illnesses. - usually 8-10 years after initial infection.\nThus a lay person cannot tell whether he/she has HIV unless he/she thought about it, get worried and go and get tests done.\n\nPlease discuss with your doctor regarding any of these if you have any query.\nHIV/AIDS kill. and we are losing our battle on the antiviral fronts.
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at least 8 glasses day or more
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you have to take pretty much the entire bottle but it is not guarantee that you will die. some people mite get sick and throw up. it mite screw up your stomach and your immune system. you will live in pain for the rest of your life recovering it. the effect is not fast it could take up to 30 minute to 1 hour to get results. its more likely you will just end up sick and you will suffer instead of sudden death. you can only have sudden death and quick death if you overdose on hard drugs like heroin, cocaine, etc. you just fall asleep and die.
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HIV virus cannot survive for more then a 20-40 seconds in open air, dont be afraid just start ur cleaning work
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There really is no specific age group for this serious condition. It is easily transmitted by blood or other bodily fluids. There is treatment but no cure. Emergency medical workers fear this as much as HIV.
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How about next to impossible?  Take into consideration, as others have said - HIV dies really quickly once it hits the air.\n\nCooking would absolutely kill the virus.  HIV does not survive above a temp of about 110 degrees.\n\nLastly, what kind of food is it?  Salt (which is in almost everything,) salad dressings, citrus, tomato, sugar, etc. would all kill the virus on contact.\n\nYou may have heard the story about people putting HIV+ blood in ketchup bottles.  That's a myth.  Even if the virus didn't die in the air, the vinegar, sodium and acids in the ketchup would kill HIV right away.\n\nThe only way to be infected would be if the blood was absolutely fresh, and you had a cut in your mouth, the virus didn't degrade from the food or your saliva, & the virus miraculously found it's way in.  Don't worry - food is safe!
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All and every kind you can think of.Well.......not all. I would startwith b1 for the liver.I bet every single organ has been affected.Eat alot of fish. that is brain food. Are you going to stop the meth? no sence in trying to get better if your not stopping. may God be with you on your road to recovery.
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HIV cannot be cured - even in the early stages.  \n\nI think the poster above is thinking of medications you can give someone who has been stuck with an infected needle.  Those medications are given immediately after exposure.  They prevent HIV from infecting cells.  But, once you're infected with HIV - you always will be.  There is no cure.\n\nHIV attacks something called your "T-cells".  They are part of your immune system.  Their job is to stimulate an immune response in your body.  As HIV progresses, you have less and less T-cells.  It becomes easier to get sick.  \n\nDoctors measure how sick someone is by counting t-cells in a sample of your blood.  \n\nA healthy person has 800 - 1200.  \n\nA person who has HIV, and their T-cell count is 500 or below is diagnosed with HIV-related illness.  This means that it's easier to get sick from common things like bacterial or fungal infections, etc.\nIt also means they might want to make some decisions about medications.\n\nA person is diagnosed with AIDS when their T-cell count is 200 and below.  At this point, people are susceptable to many different infections because their immune system has been damaged by HIV.
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rest is more required to the hepatistis patient. coconut water can be taken as many times as possible. only easily digestable vegetables can be taken with out oil. salt in take for quite some time can avoided. ghee or any fat content can be strictly avoided atleast 4to 5 moths until the liver comes to normal staze. laboratory tests can be conducted for every 15 days and the condition can be shown to u r doctor and take his suggestions.and accordingly medicines can be used.wish the speedy recovery.