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CDC uses data from public health labs, healthcare systems, and population surveys to capture information about people with, or with risk factors for, HIV.
Without medication, HIV can weaken the immune system and increase a persons chances of having other infections and diseases. With effective medication, people with HIV can lead long, healthy lives.
HIV Effects on the Immune System Your body responds by making more CD4 cells, but after a while, it cant keep up with the virus. This makes your immune system weak. Youre more likely to get sick, even from common germs. Infections last longer, are more severe, and might come back more often.
If untreated HIV advances to AIDS, the body becomes prone to opportunistic infections. AIDS increases a persons risk for many infections, including a virus called cytomegalovirus (CMV). It can cause problems with the eyes, lungs, and digestive tract.
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