S7 Hiv Aids
S7 Hiv Aids
Human
Immunodeficiency
Virus
• Successful entry of HIV
• Nobody is immune
• Asymptomatic for 5-10 years
• Lifelong Infection
• Terminal stage
• With signs and symptoms
• With cancers
• With opportunistic infections
HIV Positive: AIDS:
Asymptomatic 2-15 y (average; 10)
NATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY CENTER
UNPROTECTED PENETRATIVE SEX with
HIV infected partner
INFECTED BLOOD & BLOOD PRODUCTS
* INFECTED MOTHER TO CHILD
Confirmatory Test
(Western Blot)
CONDOM
Table 1. HIV and AIDS cases by province (n=33) Figure 1. HIV and AIDS cases in the Philippines Vs. Region IV-B.
DOH-NEC, January – September, 2014 DOH-NEC, January – September, 2014
Jan-September 2014
Province
AIDS Asymptomatic
33
Marinduque 0 4
Occi. Mindoro 1 4 Philippines
Or. Mindoro 2 6 Region IV-B
Palawan 1 10
Romblon 2 3
565
Total 6 27
DISCLAIMER: Data was generated from Philippine HIV and AIDS Registry and was verified by the National Epidemiology Center.
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Male 30
Female 3
Total 33
DISCLAIMER: Data was generated from Philippine HIV and AIDS Registry and was verified by the National Epidemiology Center.
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Findings: Majority (64%) of those affected was the 25-34 years age group (Figure 3).
Ages of cases ranged from 17 to 49 (median 28 years).
Findings: Sexual contact was the most common mode of transmission. Figure 4 shows that 8
(46%) were acquired through bisexual contact, followed by homosexual contact
13 (39%) then heterosexual contact 5 (15%). There was no perinatal mode
of transmission reported from January to September 2014.
13
DOH-NEC, January – September, 2014
15
Bisexual Heterosexual
Homosexual Perinatal
5
DISCLAIMER: Data was generated from Philippine HIV and AIDS Registry and was verified by the National Epidemiology Center.
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