HIV: treatment and support of the body

A real plague of modernity is considered to be such a disease as the virus of immunodeficiency (HIV). This disease can so weaken the protective shell of the body that it will be affected by completely any microbes. In the case of the advanced stage of the disease, a lethal outcome is possible, even from a banal acute respiratory disease. Many consider it a verdict of HIV: treating it today does not guarantee a recovery, and sooner or later a person dies anyway. But do not overdo it, because there are a number of ways and means that will significantly reduce the power of the virus and prolong the life of the infected. However, it should immediately be taken into account that the fight against the virus will continue throughout life.

It is worth noting that not every medicine will cope with the rapid spread of the disease in the body and carry out quality HIV treatment. News of medicine at the same time tirelessly report the development of more and more modern and perfect medicines that will reduce the impact of the disease on the human body. The main group of medicines that the infected person will need to use for the rest of his life includes mainly antiviral drugs. These drugs can significantly slow down the reproduction of the virus and give some hope to people infected with HIV. Treatment is quite effective. For example, the so-called antiretroviral therapy is necessary, which should be implemented from the moment of detection of the virus in the human body. This step is the first in a long battle with the disease. The drugs that are assigned at this stage are intended to interrupt any stages of the virus replication. Among the most modern drugs, nucleotide and nucleosidide inhibitors, such as Tenofovir, Lamivudine, Nevirapine and Zidovudine, can be isolated. This also includes fusion inhibitors, such as "Maraviroc" and other modern medicines aimed at HIV treatment.

For the most effective, modern medicine recommends using the latest antiviral drugs in combination, in advance to prevent the possibility of the emergence and progression of various viruses. For example, penetration inhibitors block the possibility of getting the virus into the body cell, which makes HIV treatment effective.

In addition to the use of purely medical methods, do not forget about the methods of traditional medicine, which will get the maximum effect. A worthy example is the use of honey and natural products to get rid of the most vivid symptoms of HIV. Treatment and prevention in this case will consist in increasing the body's own immune system.

Any treatment for HIV infection requires constant medical control, which makes it possible to verify the effectiveness of taking medications.