What Is HIV ?
Human Immunodeficiency Viruses (HIV) are two Lent virus (a
retrovirus subgroup) species that infect people. They lead to acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a disorder in which the immune system
gradually fails, allowing life-threatening opportunistic infections and
malignancies to flourish.
HIV is a sexually transmitted infection that is spread by
contact with or transmission of blood, pre-ejaculate, sperm, and vaginal
secretions. Helper T cells (particularly CD4+ T cells), macrophages, and
dendrite cells are all essential cells in the human immune system that are
infected by HIV. HIV infection causes a reduction in CD4+ T cells through a variety
of processes, including proposes of infected T cells that do not mature, and
apoptosis of uninfected T cells.
Treatment of HIV
Safe Hands is offered Medicines for HIV therapy that kills the
virus and promotes the growth of Cd4 cells in the body. It also acts as an
antidote to the illness and prevents it from spreading. The therapy is
test-based, which means that after the drug is started, the patient must go
through the Standard Testing Procedure every 90 days to assess the changes and,
based on that, the treatment will be given. The length of time that the
medications will work is determined by the changes that occur in the body in
terms of viral reduction and CD4 count improvement.
Infection with
the herpes simplex virus causes herpes (HSV). It produces mouth sores or
blisters, as well as other symptoms, in or around the mouth or genitals.
Oral herpes
creates blisters in or around the lips and mouth, which are sometimes known as
fever sores or cold sores.
Sores can appear
on the penis, around or within the vagina,
on the buttocks, or on the anus,
but they can also appear on other parts of the body.
Herpes can also
cause vaginal discharge alterations and discomfort when peeing.
Through intimate
touch, the herpes simplex virus transmitted from person to person. After the
first outbreak, the virus spreads from skin cells to nerve cells, causing
health problems.
Treatment of Herpes Simplex
Safe Hands is
one of the oldest and most well-known medicine clinics in the
world, specializing in the treatment of herpes. The drugs work by destroying
the virus in the patient's body, acting on the illness and preventing it from
spreading, and allowing him to live a normal life. The treatment is based on
tests, and after the medication is started, the patient will be required to
have a "Herpes Simplex Virus Antibody" Test at regular intervals in
order to track the progress in terms of viral reduction. The drugs will be continued
based on this until the entire virus has been eliminated from the body.
Dr. Raina's
Safe Hands offers HIV patients 100% confidence that they will cure the virus
with a 100% safe outcome.
How To Reach Dr. Vinod
Raina
To reach Dr. Vinod Raina, you can contact him on WhatsApp on his number +91-9136363692. You can also contact him on his email address & our official website:
https://www.pepforhivtreatment.com/
drvinodbhartiraina2@gmail.com
PEP-
Post Exposure Prophylaxis is advised by an HIV specialist to persons exposed to
HIV or when there is possible exposure. Visit Dr. Vinod Raina,
well known HIV specialist for PEP.
Call us 9136363692,
9871605858
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