Question : It is difficult to prevent the HIV-infected person himself from the Infections of many other diseases.

Question : It is difficult to prevent the HIV-infected person himself

1.	Question : It is difficult to prevent the HIV-infected person himself from the Infections of many other diseases.
Answer» Solution :After the HIV-infection, the HIV enter the IMMUNE system of the body, cause damage to it and inhibit its functioning. That is why the person suffering from AIDS is unable to fight against other MINOR infections. e.g., Slight infection of common cold gets transformed into PNEUMONIA. Slight infection in the intestinal tract gets transformed into severe diarrhoea. Thus, it BECOMES difficult for the patient of AIDS to protect himself against infections and ultimately he meets with death due to other infections.