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- AIDS is diagnosed after T cell counts reach a dangerously low level and blood tests confirm the presence of antibodies to HIV, indicating that the virus is present in the body
AIDS is diagnosed after T cell counts reach a dangerously low level and blood tests confirm the presence of antibodies to HIV, indicating that the virus is present in the body Those with HIV and AIDS are usually susceptible to tuberculosis and other kinds of otherwise rare infections of the lung--such as Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, infections of the surface covering of the brain, or meningitis, or the brain itself or encephalitis Some people with AIDS get forms of lymphoma and a rare tumor of blood vessels in the skin called Kaposi`s sarcomaFor more information on each topic click the link(s) above.
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