HIV attacks these cells ... fats like avocado, whole grains, fresh fruit, and lots of veggies. Drink plenty of water. Exercise (almost) every day. Aim to walk, bike, swim, or do another moderate ...

When your body tries to fight off HIV, it can cause an HIV rash, but it’s not the only symptom. Because these symptoms can look and feel like other ... HIV weakens the cells that usually fight ...

HIV attacks the immune system, making you more susceptible to other infections. A rash may appear as a symptom of infections like molluscum ... The immune cells within the skin may cause the ...

Let’s look ... the cell they’ve infected is in blue. However, viruses like HIV require a living host for all aspects of their life cycle and they don’t have the ability to regulate or maintain ...

This condition often occurs in the later stages of HIV when the T4 cell count is low ... They can be flesh-colored or look like small specks of cauliflower. When irritated, they can bleed ...

T-Cell Count and Viral Load A T-cell count measures the amount of T cells, a type of white blood cell, in the blood. A viral load tells how much of a virus, like HIV ... I had to look back ...