Abstract : To write about this disease my aim is to face emergence, structure and dynamics challenges in Indian society. Especially I want to share the dark truth about the hidden facts and how to face such a problem that create every day in Indian society for HIV/AIDS patients. Today in world HIV/AIDS remain is a worldwide issue and for low community it is always a challenge. It is a challenging health issue in Indian population. Some reports are said that estimated 39.0 million [33.1–45.7 million] person living affected from AIDS at the end of 2022 in world. However, in our society still today we have no cure for HIV/AIDS patients and not any private body or our societies help such poor patients which may needs diagnosis, help and assistance for HIV/AIDS patients. HIV infection still today is an emerging and chronic health condition for the population who live their life with HIV/AIDS. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that attacks the human immune system and the major fact is that patient is unknown and when the disease destroys the all-human immune system patient goes to the physician. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) virus target human body and weak the human immune system. Slowly it goes to advance stage in human body. The one other fact that it creates many other complications for other unborn disease. It is spread from body fluids or by the infected persons which includes blood, infected syringes, breast milk and vaginal fluid. There are false theories that it can be spread by the kiss hug or with sharing food. But it is a fact it is spread from infected mother to baby.
Keywords : Social Implications, late diagnosed cases, clinical symptoms, progression, risk factors, complications, diagnosis
Cite : Javed , A., Imlaque , M., & Safee, R. (2023). Emerging Challenge for Indian Society acquired Immunity Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)/HIV (1st ed., pp. 77-82). Noble Science Press. https://doi.org/10.52458/9789388996983.nsp2023.eb.ch-11
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