අපේ එකෙක්ට HIV

imhotep

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    Short answer -
    There's no cure for HIV yet. But there's ART (AntiRetroviral therapy) or a combination of drugs called HAART (Highly Active AntiRetroviral therapy) that can prevent infection and arrest the staging of the disease.
    But on the research table there's Gene editing, Immune modulation & Stem cell transplants. There's what's called a Functional cure like ART (suppressing the virus) and a Sterlising cure (totally remove the HIV virus)

    Also recently the NIH launched testing for three HIV vaccines, mRNA based.

    But recently those who were treated with stem cell transplants from a donor with a double CCR5-delta-32 mutation, there have been five cured till last August. I have previously written about this mutation on a different post. Please read it. This mutation protects you from HIV.

    https://elakiri.com/threads/how-a-v...ack-death-an-interesting-documentary.1974248/

    Note: There's PrEP available. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) is medicine taken to prevent getting HIV. PrEP is highly effective for preventing HIV when taken as prescribed. It reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99% and getting HIV from injection drug use by at least 74%.

    PS: Take care... Don;t take any risks.
     
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    Himazharin

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    බදින්ඩ ඉන්න එක උනත් කමක් නෑ අල්ලපු ගෙදර එක උනත් කමක් නෑ කොච්චර විශ්වාස උනත් කොන්ඩම් දාපල්ලා,කොන්ඩම් ගන්න සල්ලි නැත්නම් ලන්ච් ශීට් එකක් අරන් ජුන්ඩට දාලා රබට් බෑන්ඩ් එකක් දාගනින්ව්,හුකන්ඩ එකෙක් එකියක් නැත්නම් මම වගේ අතේ ගහ ගහ ඉදපන්
     
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    Ozone4

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    එළකිරියෙ ඉන්න මහත්තරු ගොඩකටත් දැන් උණ ගැනිලා ඇති එහෙනම්. ඇයි කිරියෙත් වැඩිහරියක්ම ත්‍රෙඩ් යන්නෙ රටේම ඉන්න ගෑණු අය එක්ක සංවාසෙ කොරලා තියපු හපන්කම් ගැනනේ. :dull:
    Ehemam meke inna 1kektawat una ganen ne bn... :rolleyes:
     

    anuklk

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    Short answer -
    There's no cure for HIV yet. But there's ART (AntiRetroviral therapy) or a combination of drugs called HAART (Highly Active AntiRetroviral therapy) that can prevent infection and arrest the staging of the disease.
    But on the research table there's Gene editing, Immune modulation & Stem cell transplants. There's what's called a Functional cure like ART (suppressing the virus) and a Sterlising cure (totally remove the HIV virus)

    Also recently the NIH launched testing for three HIV vaccines, mRNA based.

    But recently those who were treated with stem cell transplants from a donor with a double CCR5-delta-32 mutation, there have been five cured till last August. I have previously written about this mutation on a different post. Please read it. This mutation protects you from HIV.

    https://elakiri.com/threads/how-a-v...ack-death-an-interesting-documentary.1974248/

    Note: There's PrEP available. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) is medicine taken to prevent getting HIV. PrEP is highly effective for preventing HIV when taken as prescribed. It reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99% and getting HIV from injection drug use by at least 74%.

    PS: Take care... Don;t take any risks.
    Correctly said.

    Now the trend is U =U.
    That means undetectable = untransmittable.
    Now HIV patients with good control do not transmit the virus.
    There is a test called HIV viral load done frequently in HIV patients. If HIV virus is undetectable in that test, they are ok.
    They even have unprotected sex with others without issue.
    But there are some HIV Patients who do not have good control.( Not taking meda as prescribed) Those can transmit.
     

    imhotep

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    Correctly said.

    Now the trend is U =U.
    That means undetectable = untransmittable.
    Now HIV patients with good control do not transmit the virus.
    There is a test called HIV viral load done frequently in HIV patients. If HIV virus is undetectable in that test, they are ok.
    They even have unprotected sex with others without issue.
    But there are some HIV Patients who do not have good control.( Not taking meda as prescribed) Those can transmit.
    True... it's "Become Undetectable", "Stay Undetectable" & "Being Undetectable - Live Long".
    This was what I implied when I mentioned " Functional cure like ART (suppressing the virus)" though i did not elaborate beyond it.

    Viral suppression is defined as having less than 200 copies of HIV per milliliter of blood. HIV medicine can even make the viral load so low that a test can’t detect it. This is called an undetectable viral load.

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    elajani

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    මගෙ යාලුවෙක්ට HIV හැදිලා,ළගදි තමා ඌ දන්නෙ හැදිලා කියලා,පොර බඩු ගහනවා බඩු ඩීල් කරනවා ඒ විතරක් නම් කමක් නෑ කෙල්ලො ටෝක් කරලා රූම් අදිනවා.අපේ ස්කෝලෙ නංගිලා කීපදෙනෙක්මත් ඇදලා තියනවා ඌ,ඒ කෙල්ලන්ටත් හැදිලා ඇති උගෙන්.එහෙම කෙල්ලො තව කීදෙනෙක්ට එහෙම හැදුන උන් ගහලා ඇද්ද.කොහොමද අඩේ හිත හදාගෙන කෙල්ලෙක්වත් ටෝක් කරන්නෙ මට නම් වෙන කෙල්ලො එපා.
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    photo එකේ ඉන්න කෙල්ල ලස්සනයි නේද​
    HIV හොදයි
    හෙපටයිටිස් බී හැදුනොත් ඉවරෙටම ඉවරයි
     

    imhotep

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    HIV හොදයි
    හෙපටයිටිස් බී හැදුනොත් ඉවරෙටම ඉවරයි
    At least have the Hep B vaccine. About 10 companies are working on a cure using CAM ( Capsid Assembly Modulators). Hopefully one day. (y)
     

    imhotep

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    මට තේරෙන්නේ නැත...
    For a start we have access to both Hep A & Hep B vaccines. That offers protection.
    Current research shows promising results in using a combination of nucleoside analogues & capsid-directed therapies can cure Hepatitis B. Capsid assembly modulators (CAMs) are compounds that target core protein of HBV and misdirect capsid assembly. This results in suppression of HBV replication and virion production. Nucleoside analogs inhibit viral replication and virion production but not encapsidation. The action of two together is said to be quite effective. Hopefully someone will develop drugs in the future.

    NOTE: There's no vaccine against Hep C (HCV). But there's highly effective treatment regimes for Hep C.
     

    kkddkanna

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    For a start we have access to both Hep A & Hep B vaccines. That offers protection.
    Current research shows promising results in using a combination of nucleoside analogues & capsid-directed therapies can cure Hepatitis B. Capsid assembly modulators (CAMs) are compounds that target core protein of HBV and misdirect capsid assembly. This results in suppression of HBV replication and virion production. Nucleoside analogs inhibit viral replication and virion production but not encapsidation. The action of two together is said to be quite effective. Hopefully someone will develop drugs in the future.

    NOTE: There's no vaccine against Hep C (HCV). But there's highly effective treatment regimes for Hep C.
    Bro Hep A & Hep B vaccines ganna doctor recommendation ona da?
     
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    Boole

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    ඌ බඩු ගහන එකයි උඹේ කළු කැත මිටි අනාත ලුක් එක නිසා උඹට බඩු ගහන්න බැරි එකයි නිසා මේ කතාව හැදුවා නේද.