Types of HIV Virus. PICTURE OF HIV AFFECTED CHILD.

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Types of HIV Virus

PICTURE OF HIV AFFECTED CHILD

How HIV will be transmitted Blood transfusion Mother-to-child Needle-sharing injection drug. Multiple partners

Primary Symptoms Fever Muscle soreness Rash Headache Sore throat Mouth or genital ulcers Swollen lymph glands, mainly on the neck Joint pain Night sweats Diarrhea

Current Status

Number of Cases by Mode of diagnosis Sl.no.Modes of diagnosis Number of cases 1medical check-up/screening 33 2blood donor Screening 18 3Survey/Sentinel 37 4Contract tracing 30 5Voluntary testing 13 6mother to child transmission 13 Total 144

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