Aids Treatment ( Diagnosis)

Some people infected with HIV or AIDS diagnosis signals based on the presence of symptoms. on 5 June 1981. have a lot of definitions, epidemiological surveillance, such as the definition and the 1994 expanded World Health Organization AIDS Bangui definition. Clinical examination of patients, but there is no such systems, designed for sensitive or non-specific. (Clinical and laboratory data) in developing countries, the World Health Organization, such as HIV infection or disease in the developed countries, such as the test system used for classification of the CDC.

The World Health Organization

Main article: systems for evidence of diseases, diseases and HIV infection

in 1990, the World Health (who), these infections and other conditions for the opening, the people grouped body infected with HIV-1. in September 2005, updated. Most of these conditions are infections that are easily treated people in good health.

Phase i: without the effort of HIV infection and AIDS is not a qualifying

Section II: This means the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract, the small voice and recurrent infections

Section III: includes unexplained chronic diarrhoea, 26-3: not less than one month, severe bacterial infections and pulmonary tuberculosis

Section IV: toxoplasmosis, brain, trachea, esophagus, lungs, branches, and Candida albicans and chaos, contains indicators of the diseases, AIDS.

Center for disease control

Main article: CDC classification system for HIV infection

There are two main definitions for AIDS. The use of the old definition refers to diseases such as lymfadenopatia, and was originally the name of the virus, the discoverers of HIV infection.[67][68] in 1993, the CDC expanded the definition of the crime of all HIV-positive persons t CD4 + cells less than 200 µl of blood or 14% of all lymphocytes count.[69] in developed countries, the majority of new AIDS cases, or the CDC definition of 1993. The diagnosis of AIDS, even though AIDS-CD4 + t lymphocytes after treatment there, 200 µl of blood or an increase in the number of other diseases, definitions of healing.