A small number of AIDS patients are expected to dream of having children, new Swiss study suggests

a recent study supported by the Swiss Federal Aids Commission (EKAF) and other agencies found that some AIDS patients can have children under certain circumstancesThis is the best news for people living with AIDS and infected peopleThe Latest Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic 2007, released by UNAIDS and the World Health Organization on 20 November 2007, estimates that 33.2 million people worldwide will be living with HIV in 2007The number of adults infected with HIV has been steadily in recent years, accounting for about 0.8% of the world's populationMore than 2.5 million people were newly infected with HIV in 2007The study also showed that AIDS patients who are treated effectively will no longer infect othersBut the Swiss Federal AIDS Commission has also made it clear that this is only for a small number of AIDS patients who insist on treatment, while other people living with HIV, but also to comply with the relevant safety regulationsEffective treatment can replace condoms, but the first to prevent virus transmission is to meet three conditions: the virus in the blood is suppressed, at least 6 months ago the virus is no longer in the blood;Whether the virus in AIDS patients will also be passed on to others, to be verified by the doctorIt is speculated that the real three conditions of the people, in Switzerland, there are only about 1000 people, equivalent to the total number of AIDS patients in Switzerland 1/6This is certainly good news for these patients who are "freed" and can improve their quality of lifeThey can also have children without having to worry about HIVAfter this treatment of the so-called "retrovirus" (antiretroviral), AIDS patients can live the same life as a normal personPietro Vernazza, head of the Swiss Federal Commission on AIDS and a professor at stGallen University, explains: "Over the years, the results of infectious disease studies have shown that the transmission of HIV is associated with the concentration of the virus in the bloodWith antiretroviral treatment, the virus disappears from the bloodstream"
experts say it is also certain that, after treatment, the virus can even disappear from sexual secretions As a result, the chances of infection become very small in treated patients This new understanding of AIDS is the result of years of research One of the surveys, conducted in Spain, was followed up for 14 years by 393 couples with HIV, providing valuable material for the study Earlier, the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and American scientists jointly found that 2% of people are born with HIV resistance Researchers have found that three genes in the body play a decisive role in this self-protection function in people infected with HIV In people infected with HIV, human tissues respond differently to the virus Some people can control HIV in their bodies, while others quickly develop INTO AIDS and soon live The researchers concluded that resistance to AIDS is genetically related After analyzing millions of data, the researchers identified the type of DNA that plays a decisive role in the body's resistance to HIV Vernazza said Switzerland is at the forefront of the world in understanding AIDS (I wish Wei Wei)