Treatment For HIV-Positive Patients
Thursday, November 11th, 2010
HIV-positive patient should be given early treatment before the disease lead to severe stage. This early treatment will provide an opportunity to stay healthy and live longer. Early treatment for HIV patients is able to prevent what so-called opportunistic infections, including tuberculosis (TB), which is the biggest killer for HIV patients.
Death due to TB can be reduced to 90 percent if the patients with HIV and TB began their treatment earlier, or when their immune system has not been weakened by the virus. Its development has shown largest increases over the last year. The development is very encouraging so it would need more programs to help the patients who receive treatment.
WHO estimates that deaths due to HIV can be reduced by 20 percent between 2010 and 2015 if the new treatment guidelines implemented thoroughly. Evidence from scientific studies also showed that early treatment could be an effective way to prevent the spreading of the virus.
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