How is AIDS transmitted

How is AIDS transmitted? The HIV virus is transmitted from the mother through the blood, through the transfer of blood, blood products, tissues or organs of the HIV positive person, through sexual intercourse with the person who has HIV / AIDS, from the mother, who is unaware that she carries HIV / AIDS in her pregnancy. The most common way of transmission is breast milk. If the person who has sex with an HIV-infected partner has other sexual illnesses (gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis herpes, etc.), the risk of contamination increases exponentially. In addition, the age of the partner, the stage of the disease, the type of relationship and risk varies. The risk is also high in the relationship between menstrual bleeding in women. The more sexual intercourse you have, the more likely you are to get HIV. How is AIDS treated? There is no treatment for AIDS that completely eliminates the HIV virus, but there are drugs that control the proliferation of HIV. The general name of these drugs is "Antiretroviral drugs", and treatment with these drugs is antiretroviral therapy. It is known that the time elapses until treatment begins with complaints about HIV, the number of CD4 cells increases, and the life expectancy is prolonged, especially with intensive treatment.