HIV Support Groups
Being diagnosed with HIV marks the beginning of an emotional journey. HIV is not a disease to kill. It’s a condition that can be managed. However, the news that one HIV positive might be so detrimental to the extent of making the patient reduce his/her days.
HIV Teeth Associated Problems
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus is often associated with a suppressed immune system by killing the disease-fighting cells known as CD4 and the T helper cells that help in fighting infection. Poor oral hygiene in HIV patients and with the reduced immune system often results in teeth infection and decay which eventually leads to teeth loss. HIV teeth problems that eventually lead to teeth loss are contributed by various factors which...
HIV gums: What they look like and how to treat them
Severe immunosuppression in patients affected with HIV may be at risk of developing specific HIV gum disease. HIV gums commonly suffer from linear Gingival Erythema (LGE) which appears with redness on the gum line. This, however, should not be confused with normal gingivitis or sores in the mouth. Symptoms of Linear Gingival Erythema • Redline on the gum – This redline appears in the areas where the gum and teeth meet. • Painful...
General HIV Symptoms in Child
HIV has been declared as one of the world’s worst diseases that can easily kill. Children in their innocence state are equally vulnerable when it comes to HIV infections and must be tested and monitored closely. When a child is infected, early identification of the infection can go a long way. Their lives can be supported through medication and good diet to make sure they are healthy and reduce on the extreme cases. Some of the...
Athletes with HIV, training with caution to avoid injuries
People who suffer HIV can participate in sports without any restrictions. But it is usually suggested that athletes with HIV training with caution to avoid injuries. HIV athletes can wear mouth guards, helmets and other equipment to protect their body during extreme sports.
