MERGED: HIV in the Philippines

[Xilcher]

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Sign na siguro sa end of the world

Basin...North Korean War..
Earthquakes Worldwide
HIV Spread..

mura na ug salida nga... Resident Evil

[anjerika]

Murag dli naman cguro na matawag nga contributing ra ang sharing of needles kay more than 90% gani. Cya ang nag compose sa most part na gani.


Pero ahaka sad ani oy, naa gyud sa mind ang hadlok bah. Mayo tag tarongon lang gyud og buhat sa mga hingtungdan ang pag test before e-administer. Nya kni:



Nya unsaon og mangayo kag dugo sa imu kaila then cya pud mismo wala pa kabalo nga naa cya ani nga virus and then dli pud madetect pa kay naa 16-day nga window daw?

ani na lang, contributing to the widespread of HIV lol. hehe. but for sure sa *** to una nila nakuha then share2x na dayon sa blood thru sharing of needles like in drug abuse.

if mangayo kag dugo then the donor doesn't know naa siya sa virus kana di gyud na ma detect sa test. false positives and false negatives happen because of different circumstances.

ok cge.. mu agree ko.. if i based nato sa report..
pero take note.. sa cebu ra na...
not on all places... ug tibuok pilipinas.. gi hype ra nila ang issue..

meaning ana.. ang Health Institutions dire sa Cebu pataka ra dawat ug blood donors..

nobody is refused the right to donate blood for as long as he/she qualifies sa mga kailangan na requirements for a donor. if found hagbong in any of the tests, the person is not allowed to donate.
HIV is the hardest to detect. confirmation in the Phils. is done only in Manila, which will mean that ang mga nag "false negatives" na mga donor mka lusot gihapon og donate

[diatabz]

90% is not 100%....

10% is already a big factor...

kung gigamyan ka sa 10%... better quit investing your money on business or bank..

gigamyan diay ka sa population sa pinas...


(nagtuo cguro na ang aids nagsugod sa drugs.. ug sharing needles...
tsk tsk tsk.. for your info bro...S-E-X maoy main source of HIV...
needles are just contributing sa pag spread)

Do yourself a favor and read the article once more. And FYI, I work in the medical industry, so please brosef, don't lecture me.

Nya unsaon og mangayo kag dugo sa imu kaila then cya pud mismo wala pa kabalo nga naa cya ani nga virus and then dli pud madetect pa kay naa 16-day nga window daw?

Ok, this is so people don't panic.

When a person gives blood, his or her donation is broken down into 3 components (red cells, plasma and platelets) which are stored, and not immediately transfused to a recipient. Blood is tested before collection and before transfusion, so the chances of accidental infection are low.

When it comes to HIV, antibody tests don't work on newly infected individuals. Blood banks--those who are capable of doing it anyway--use HIV nucleic acid tests on donated blood to detect newly infected donors. This method is typically used for emergency transfusions.

For those who are about to undergo surgery, it's best to use an autologous donation to be safe. This means that you'll be donating your own blood before an operation.

I'm not saying receiving blood is totally safe. Complications can happen, but if you really want to worry about something, worry about hepatitis. Mas taas ang chances of an accidental infection with hepa b.

[FAQ]

It's not safe to do blood transfusion anymo . Blood donors are just trying to spread their awful disease . Well , that's what they get for men having sexual relations with fellow men .

I wonder what are the lifestyle of those people who are constant blood donors ... Hmmmm ..

We should've known by now that men are so into anal and being analed when some guy used a BODY SPRAY as his ***** and stuck it to his anus ! Guess where he lives !! Pffffttt ..

MSM is a new trend in the Philippines nowadays ?? Looool ..

[messy_babycate]

unsa na lang kaha if naabuno ni sa mga nagkinahanglan...musamot kadako ilang problema! tsk tsk...


random ra man daw ang pagtest if HIV positive gud...mao nang naa juy makalusot.

[zevahcnet]

this is crazy... now we can't trust the blood bank...

[Xilcher]

Do yourself a favor and read the article once more. And FYI, I work in the medical industry, so please brosef, don't lecture me.



Ok, this is so people don't panic.

When a person gives blood, his or her donation is broken down into 3 components (red cells, plasma and platelets) which are stored, and not immediately transfused to a recipient. Blood is tested before collection and before transfusion, so the chances of accidental infection are low.

When it comes to HIV, antibody tests don't work on newly infected individuals. Blood banks--those who are capable of doing it anyway--use HIV nucleic acid tests on donated blood to detect newly infected donors. This method is typically used for emergency transfusions.

For those who are about to undergo surgery, it's best to use an autologous donation to be safe. This means that you'll be donating your own blood before an operation.

I'm not saying receiving blood is totally safe. Complications can happen, but if you really want to worry about something, worry about hepatitis. Mas taas ang chances of an accidental infection with hepa b.

I'm glad that you're enlightened..

anyway... sorry if.. Most people dont trust..Health institutions like where you work anymore..
sugod ani nga issue..

dili nimo ma blame even if mupasalig pa mo na safe.. kay naay jud na mag pataka.. o human error..
labi na katong kuripot ug mga med enterns or med student lng gipabantay..

mao naka pait ani nga situation nato..

We are dooooomed!

[Hot Ice]

Dli gyud malikayan, mahadlok gyud ang tao.

Okay pud tong giingon ni diatabz nga autologous donation.

Ako maski ingnun ko nga safe to, dli gyud malikayan nga naa gyud ang kahadlok. Tao raman na ang nag test, masayop gyud na, masayop man gani nang nurse nga nag tend sa patient sa hospital.

[p26]

waaaahh, kuyawa ani uy. Unsaon nalang to mga matakod sa sakit.. inosente kaayu mudawat sa blood bag nya naa diay to blema ang dugo...maangin na nuon ang patiente..

[peewee_toot]

prevention is better than cure...