Asked by Anonymous

Describe the lifestyle disease/behaviour of hiv/aids



Answered by bonjo
the main lifestyle of the hiv/aid is that it uses our white blood cells to replicate. by replicating inside the host white blood cells, it left them completely destroyed, thus decreasing the ability of the immune system. as more viruses are produced, more WBC are destroyed and the immune system is in chaos leading to possibility of any invasion from diseases. I say hiv/aids is a selfish organism, showing no mutual relationship with the host compared to other microorganisms. The only way to end its lifestyle is to die along with it!!!
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