what are the prevention of hiv

Acquired Immune deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a disease caused by Human Immune deficiency Virus (HIV).

 AIDS  is a major concern in both developed and developing countries. The World Health Organization estimates that the cumulative number of AIDS cases in the world amounted to 2.5 million persons. AIDS, the Acquired Immune deficiency Syndrome is not a hereditary disease but is caused by HIV (Human Immune deficiency Virus).

HIV from an infected person can pass to a normal person through blood contact generally during unprotected sex with infected persons and sharing needles or syringes contaminated with small quantities of blood from HIV positive person.

HIV can also pass from infected mothers to their

babies during pregnancy, delivery or breast feeding. HIV does not spread through tears, sweat, urine, faces or saliva during Normal kissing. It does not spread by sharing utensils, towels, clothing, and toilet seats or insects bite like that of mosquito or bed bug.

AIDS was discovered in 1983. Most evidence has suggested that AIDS spread from Africa. It is believed that the virus has been transferred to humans from primates like Africa monkey or Chimpanzees.

HIV/AIDS spread through sex and genetics, some we can't help like with genetics until our doctors figure out a way to remove it. But we can do something to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS with SELF-CONTROL.

For example, in one scenario a girl is raped and gets this sexual disease, to prevent that from  happening is dress better, cover more and walk in groups. Another thing  is have no sex before marriage, because having sex with many people are a high leading way for people to have this transmitted disease, too much sex causes genital problems which can deteriorate into even more serious issues.

You won't wear a condom every time especially when it is a girl you love strongly and the passion is deep. This way it is safer and more guaranteed.you also consider good moral conduct and modesty.

Another thing people can do is always have a medical check up of themself or ask for their medical records. you don't want to get it because you simply thought it was rude.

All these solutions i stated for certain scenario can stop the spread of HIV/AID from those who have it or don't have it. So what if you have it through genetics? Unfortunately science has not come up with the answer yet, I only pray to God soon we do have the knowledge. What we can do is support our medical fields with donations and let our government  put more money into studying this epidemic so it can be removed one day at the genetic level, this won't happen over night but if we can make an effort it will come to fulfilment.Bless you.