AIDS known as collection of signs and symptoms that was characterized by immune abnormalities resulting from Replication Cycle of HIV infection and destruction of lymphocytes which immunologically compromised the infected person. Below we provide you with an article regarding the explanation about the HIV lifecycle in the pathophysiology of AIDS.

Knowing the pathophysiology of HIV infection is important in conjunction with the dynamics of viral reproduction, how the virus infects immune system and the needs of antiretroviral (ARV) treatment and care. In the following article you will be shown sections such AIDS’ definition, the eight stages of HIV lifecycle in understanding how HIV progression from symptomatic to the development of AIDS (Viral Binding, Entry and Uncoating, Reverse Transcription, Integration into Host Chromosomal DNA, Synthesis of Viral DNA, Translation and Production of Viral Proteins, Assembly of Virus and Budding from the Host Cell, and Maturation).

Then you will be taken into sections describe clinical course of HIV disease (Primary HIV infection, Asymptomatic Infection, Symptomatic Infection), Clinical Presentation of HIV Disease (Skin Manifestations, Gastrointestinal Disease, Hepatic Disease, Respiratory Disease, HematologicDisease, Central Nervous SystemDisease, and management of HIV/AIDS. Also there are table explain WHO major and minor sign of AIDS, the CDC (modified) classification of HIV infection and disease, and The WHO System for Clinical Staging of HIV Infection and Disease.

Complete read of HIV Lifecycle in The Pathophysiology of Acquired Immune Defisiency Syndrome (AIDS) can be downloaded in this HIV/AIDS article (source: apin.harvard.edu).