First of all, adhere to integrity, do not engage in prostitution, and avoid premarital and extramarital sex.
At the same time, refuse to take drugs and not share syringes with others. These are very important, because they often become the source of disease, I hope patients pay more attention to these.
In addition, HIV will not spread through ordinary daily contact such as air, food, water, etc., so people around you should not be so afraid, and patients must receive treatment, so as to ensure the health of their lives and achieve the expected purpose. Finally, HIV-infected people have been found, so don't be afraid, let alone look down on and exclude them.
The correct attitude towards HIV-infected people should be sympathy, care and trying to help them so that they can live and work normally. Patients should eat more fresh food. What I want to tell patients is to pay more attention to diet. I must pay attention to it. Try not to eat spicy food. I hope my answer today can help you and more patients! I wish you a speedy recovery and good health.
2. What is the knowledge about AIDS prevention?
1. There is no effective vaccine and cure for AIDS, but there are better treatments that can prolong life and improve the quality of life.
2. AIDS is transmitted through sexual contact, blood and mother to child. In daily life and work, contact with HIV-infected people or patients will not be infected.
3. Keeping an honest and clean life and observing sexual ethics are the fundamental measures to prevent AIDS infection through sexual contact.
4. Proper use of qualified condoms and early treatment and cure of sexually transmitted diseases can greatly reduce the risk of HIV infection and transmission.
5. Sharing syringes for intravenous drug use is a high-risk behavior to infect and spread AIDS, cherish life and stay away from drugs.
6. Avoid unnecessary injection, blood transfusion and use of blood products.
7. Preventive measures such as timely intervention with antiviral drugs, reducing invasive operation during delivery and avoiding breastfeeding can greatly reduce the possibility of infection of fetuses and babies.
8. Voluntary counseling and testing for AIDS is an important preventive measure for early detection of infected persons and patients.
9. Caring for, helping and not discriminating against HIV-infected people and patients and encouraging them to participate in AIDS prevention and control are important measures to control the spread of AIDS.
10, AIDS is not only a medical and health problem, but also a social problem. It threatens everyone and every family, so it is the responsibility of the whole society to actively prevent AIDS.
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3. What are the AIDS prevention knowledge?
1 AIDS is a serious infectious disease with high mortality. There is no cure at present, but it can be prevented.
2. AIDS is mainly transmitted through sexual contact, blood and mother to child. 3, in daily life and work contact with AIDS patients and HIV infected people will not be infected with AIDS.
4, lead an honest and clean life, abide by sexual morality is the fundamental measures to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS. 5, the correct use of condoms can not only contraception, but also reduce the risk of infection with AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases.
6. Early treatment and cure of sexually transmitted diseases can reduce the risk of HIV infection. 7. Sharing syringes to take drugs is an important way to spread AIDS, so refuse drugs and cherish life.
8. Avoid unnecessary blood transfusion and injection, and use blood and blood products tested by HIV antibody. 9. Caring, helping and not discriminating against AIDS patients and HIV-infected people is an important aspect of AIDS prevention and control.
10, AIDS threatens everyone and every family. It is the responsibility of the whole society to prevent AIDS.
4. What are the basic knowledge of AIDS prevention?
1, AIDS is a serious infectious disease with high mortality.
There is no cure at present, but it can be prevented. 2, HIV mainly exists in the infected person's blood, * * *, * * secretions, milk and other body fluids, so through sexual contact, blood and mother-to-child transmission.
Most infected people need 5- 10 years to develop into patients, and usually die within 2-3 years after onset. 3. Contact with AIDS patients and HIV-infected people in daily life and work (such as shaking hands, hugging, eating together, sharing tools, office appliances, etc.). ) will not cause AIDS, AIDS will not spread through public facilities such as toilet seats, telephones, tableware, bedding, swimming pools or public bathrooms, nor will it spread through coughing, sneezing and mosquito bites.
5. What are the basic knowledge of AIDS prevention?
First of all, the transmission route of HIV is very clear, through blood transmission, sexual transmission and mother-to-child transmission; Secondly, HIV is very fragile in vitro and easy to be killed, so HIV will not spread through ordinary daily contact such as air, food and water.
In addition, HIV can not survive in mosquitoes, nor can it spread through mosquito bites. Therefore, the spread of AIDS is mainly related to people's social behavior, which can be completely blocked and prevented by regulating people's social behavior.
Although AIDS is an extremely dangerous infectious disease, it can be prevented for individuals. The main preventive measures are: (1) no premarital sex; (2) Do not take drugs in any way; (3) Don't accept blood transfusion and blood products easily.
(Ask the hospital to provide blood and blood products tested for HIV when necessary); (4) Don't share needles, needles, gauze, cotton wool and other appliances with others. (5) Do not go to medical institutions or other places where disinfection is not strict, such as injections, tooth extraction, ear piercing, tattoos, eyebrow tattoos, acupuncture or surgery; (6) Avoid contact with the blood of the injured during daily rescue.
(7) Don't share instruments that may puncture the skin with others, such as toothbrushes, razors and electric razors.
6. AIDS prevention knowledge
Prevention and control of AIDS.
1) Popularize AIDS knowledge.
2) Put an end to sexual dysfunction. Is the key to prevent the sexual transmission of AIDS.
3) Sex education for teenagers. At present, about 20% of ADIS patients are young people under the age of 30.
Teenagers. Because the incubation period of HIV can be as long as 10 years, the actual number of infected people may be more than the existing statistics; Moreover, because teenagers' sexual activities are becoming more frequent and younger, it is necessary to strengthen sex education for teenagers and let them know how to protect themselves from HIV infection.
4) Use condoms. A large number of studies have proved that this is one of the effective measures to prevent sexual transmission of AIDS patients.
First, it can significantly reduce the infectivity of HIV infection.
5) Strengthen personal hygiene and prevent contact with the blood and excrement of AIDS patients and virus carriers.
If you don't share toothbrushes, razors, etc. Advocate the system of sharing food with others.
6) Don't take drugs or give drugs intravenously.
7) Medical and health departments should strictly screen blood products and strictly disinfect medical devices. Should make
Use disposable syringes.
8) It is forbidden for AIDS patients, virus carriers and other high-risk groups to donate blood, plasma, * *, and transplant.
Organs, etc.
9) Pregnant women who may be infected with HIV should be HIV.
Antibody detection, positive should be induced abortion, clinical and serum examination of the newborn baby, artificial feeding of uninfected baby.
10) Strengthen the research and popularization of AIDS vaccine.