Reproductive Health Bill
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The document discusses reproductive health and defines it as a state of physical, mental, and social well-being relating to the reproductive system at all stages of life. It then provides information about HIV/AIDS, including that a person with HIV may appear healthy but can transmit the virus, common flu-like symptoms, modes of transmission, and ways to prevent transmission such as using condoms and avoiding multiple partners or shared needles.
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- 7. “Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012,”
- 8. What is Reproductive Health? Reproductive health is defines as a state of physical, mental, and social well-being in all matters relating to the reproductive system, at all stages of life.
- 10. AIDS AQUIRED IMMUNE DEFIENCY SYNDROME
- 11. • When a person has an HIV he/she may look well and feel healthy like any other person. • PLWHIV can live a normal life as long as the infection does not progress to AIDS
- 12. HIV FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS • fever • chills • night sweats • headache • muscle aches • joint pain • sore throat • rashes • fatigue
- 14. HIV/AIDS
- 15. HIV/AIDS
- 16. HIV/AIDS
- 17. HIV/AIDS
- 18. HIV/AIDS
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- 21. Be loyal and avoid multiple sex partners
- 22. Avoid unsterilized injection and do not use used needle of syringe
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- 24. Get tested and know your partner’s HIV status
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- 26. What are the causes and effects of HIV CAUSES EFFECTS
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