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Pulang Laso Aftermath

Kasama ang mga kaibigan, pinag-usapan namin ang nakaraang episode ng MMK.

"Pag AIDS, kelangan bakla dapat? That is so stereotypical."

"Pag bakla AIDS na agad? Di pa pedeng tulo muna?"

"Or di ba pedeng lagnat muna o sipon?!"

Siyempre katuwaan lang naman yun. Alam naman naming ito ay isang napakahalagang paksang talakayin at pag-usapan.

"Pero pano ba talaga naghahawahan?"

"Alam ko tatlo lang yan: dugo, karayom (galing sa may AIDS), at pagpasa ng ina sa anak."

"Ang alam ko any body fluids e. Mapa-tamod at laway."

"Pano naghahawahan pag sa lalake at babae. Di ba tamod naman yun."

Lumabas tuloy ang katotohanang kakaunti lang ang alam namin tungkol sa HIV.

"Wag kang mag-alala. 1% lang naman ang chance mong mahawa sa unprotected sex e."

"Yun nga e, dapat di ka umaasa dun sa 1% na yun e."

At least sa huli, tama naman ang nasabi namin.
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  1. Pareng CyronDecember 4, 2012 at 3:23 AM

    pero slowly but surely may makakadiskubre din ng gamot laban dito. human rocks!! \m/

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  2. ShenanigansDecember 4, 2012 at 4:26 AM

    dugo, karayom (galing sa may AIDS), at pagpasa ng ina sa anak
    - dugo yes, karayom no not sa needle itself but kung may blood sa needle. Hypodermic needle to be exact. pagpasa ng ina sa anak no ang alam ko kasi namamatay yung cells ng virus pag nasa baby parang may anti ek ek so ang nangyayari hindi ata napapasa sa baby. not sure though yun lang tanda ko sa lessons namin noon

    Ang alam ko any body fluids e. Mapa-tamod at laway

    -seminal fluids yes laway no. kelangan mo ng galong galong laway bago ka mahawa. hindi rin sa pawis at hindi rin sa lamok na pag kinagat ng lamok yung taong may virus tapos kinagat ka magkakaron ka din thats not true.

    Pano naghahawahan pag sa lalake at babae. Di ba tamod naman yun.
    - remember meron ding vaginal fluids ang babae.

    Also.. AIDS is different from HIV.

    AIDS ay ang pagbaba ng CD4 cells nila associated with HIV.

    HIV is a disease. so AIDS is a phase or parang stage (but not all the time kasi you can have HIV but not AIDS) and HIV is having the disease or virus.

    parang naguluhan ako.. haha!

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  3. ShenanigansDecember 4, 2012 at 4:30 AM

    it can pass pala if a pregnant women is infected with HIV thru breastfeeding, pregnancy, labor and delivery but it could also be prevented via modern drugs para sa baby

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  4. MamonDecember 5, 2012 at 12:19 AM

    @cyron: oo nga. pero sa ngayon, pag-iingat lang ang kaya nating gawin.

    @shenanigans: thanks. hinanap ko rin talaga siya sa net tuloy. tama naman, 3 general ways of transmission: body fluids, needles, mother-to-child.

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