HIV Treatment in Delhi

  Dr. Vinod Raina is a well-known sexologist doctors in Delhi. He has treated thousands of people in this category and provided them the best treatment for the same. Not only India, he is approached by patients worldwide for treatment. He is working from past 21 years and his dedication towards profession has made him a well-known face. Dr. Vinod Raina has been awarded with B R AmbedkarSevaRatna, and other prestigious awards. He is a regular guest speaker of many news channels and conferences. Watch full video for more information. https://youtu.be/-HneOBHYr3w?si=nWNg8A6ahS2qk5DP

  HIV symptoms can differ greatly from person to person and can also alter as the illness progresses. In certain situations, people can not exhibit any symptoms for a long time. When symptoms do appear, though, they may include: Acute Retroviral Syndrome (ARS): Symptoms of this flu-like sickness might include fever, sore throat, enlarged lymph nodes, rash, headache, weariness, muscular pains, and joint pain. It can appear two to four weeks after infection. Not everyone gets ARS, and some people could confuse it for the flu or the common cold. Chronic Symptoms: Following the first stage, HIV may go into latent phase, during which time it may not show any symptoms for a number of years. Nevertheless, the virus continues to cause immune system deterioration. People may have sporadic symptoms including fever, chills, diarrhea, weight loss, and enlarged lymph nodes throughout this period. Opportunistic Infections: People are more vulnerable to opportunistic infections as HIV advances and th

P ost exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is a systemic treatment in which we can save life of a patient and help him to prevent from becoming HIV positive. Any possible exposure which will lead to HIV infection including sexual intercourse with sex worker and during that condom gets burst or having intimate massage at massage parlor; the person is exposed to direct contact that can lead to the possible exposure to HIV. And, any health worker who gets exposed to any instrument prick like needle, cannula or any other sharp instrument during any surgical or dental procedures or in case of drug abuse patients the exposure to needle pricks or children playing in playground exposed to any mucus membrane wound exposure or during any bus, train accident, the chances of contamination can take place. This is possible in case of sexual assault also. Watch Full Video for more information. https://youtu.be/vtRSZCM0BQ4?si=OQ5YGB7SRmmKOBXj

  Increasing arginine levels can have a positive impact on sexual health, as arginine is an amino acid that helps in the production of nitric oxide, which improves blood flow and can enhance sexual function. Here are some ways to increase arginine levels for better sexual health: Dietary Sources: Meat and Poultry Seafood Nuts and Seeds Supplements: Arginine Supplements: Available in powder or capsule form, these can directly increase arginine levels.  Lifestyle Factors: Exercise Hydration Stress Management Watch Full Video for more Information. https://youtu.be/7LMNjJzfsdc?si=yUNLLVfvao0fsdI4

  Causes of Sexual Inactivity:  Personal Choice: People may decide not to engage in sexual activity because of their religious convictions, personal values, or a desire to concentrate on other areas of their lives. Health Issues: Sexual inactivity can occur during periods of physical health difficulties, such as chronic disease, sexual dysfunction, or recuperation following surgery. Mental Health: Stress, worry, and depression can all have an impact on a person's desire for and libido. Relationship Status: Less sexual activity may be the result of being single or having relationship issues. Life Circumstances: Significant life transitions, such moving, taking a new job, or going through a loss, might have an effect on sexual activity. Medication: Some drugs have the ability to reduce sexual function or desire, which might result in inactivity. Watch full video for more information. https://youtu.be/7ePSd-Dibds?si=PLh_OD3D0WWvSy-6

  The latter stage of HIV infection is known as AIDS. Not every HIV positive person will get AIDS. With proper medical care, HIV can be controlled. When the number of CD4 cells falls below a critical level, or when someone has certain opportunistic infections, they are considered to have progressed to AIDS. Watch full video for more information. https://youtu.be/17-UoELIvUk?si=t0PY35H1ngEX0BjH