What does HAMU mean in MANAGEMENT

The likelihood of contracting HIV/AIDS depends on your risk factors, such as engaging in unprotected sex or sharing drug paraphernalia with an infected partner. If you are engaging in behaviors that may expose you to the virus, please take extra precautionary measures like using barrier protection (condoms) or abstaining from any high-risk activities.

The only sure way to avoid transmitting HIV is to abstain from sexual activity or engaging in any other activities that may introduce bodily fluids from an infected person into yours. It is also important to use condoms if you do engage in sexual activities and always practice safe injection procedures if you use drugs.

No, not everyone with HIV has AIDS; some people remain asymptomatic even after being infected for many years. However, if left untreated, it can eventually lead to AIDS which is a more severe condition of weakened immunity.

There are antiretroviral medications that can be used to slow down the progression of the virus and improve the patient's quality of life. Additionally, other medications may be prescribed depending on each individual's needs and preferences.

The purpose of an HIV/AIDS Management Unit is to provide comprehensive care services and resources for individuals living with or impacted by this condition such as counseling, education, and support services necessary for managing their symptoms effectively and improving their overall quality of life.

Most hospitals have dedicated teams who provide assessment and care management services for those living with or personally affected by this condition free of charge or at very low cost. You can inquire about these services at your nearest health facility or contact us directly at [insert number].

Eligibility requirements vary depending on each institution's policies and regulations but generally encompass anyone living with the illness or having been diagnosed recently—as well as those who require specialized care managements due to related conditions such as mental health issues or drug use disorders etc.