HIV Positive Cases Reach To 1046 In Periphery Of Larkana
Umer Jamshaid Published September 11, 2019 | 11:10 PM
The total number of Human Immuno Virus (HIV) positive cases has touched the figure of 1046 consequent to screening of 34,394 people from THQ Ratodero and certain other rural areas in the periphery of Larkana during past five months
According to details shared by Sindh AIDS Control Program on Wednesday 838 children, including 510 boys and 328 girls were found to be affected since the reported outbreak of the virus in April/May this year.
One hundred and fifty (155) women and 53 men were also said to be diagnosed with the virus during the given period.
SACP officials mentioning that there is steady decline in the number of new cases mentioned that children confirmed to be HIV carriers are provided with immediate assistance with equal attention towards their nutritional needs.
Highlighting the proper management of HIV, with equal cooperation on part of the people living with HIV or their caretakers, regarding compliance of medication (anti retroviral therapy) medical experts emphasized that this does protect them against Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).
Strict compliance to ARV therapy is registered to significantly enhance life quality of the HIV carrier who may lead an absolutely safe life with little chances to spread it any further.
Recent Stories
Mirpur Police arrest 68 suspects of food outlet attack
Ecuador mayor killed ahead of anti-crime referendum: police
Flooding on Chitral-Peshawar Highway strands travelers
Bilawal Bhutto demands govt to hold tripartite dialogue to curb terrorism
Punjab ombudsman facilitates over 1.36 crore payment to victims
Croatia top court bars president from becoming next PM
Leghari seeks KP Govt’s cooperation in anti-power theft campaign
Sehwan Development Authority's staff protests against non-payment of salaries
DIG directs SSPs to take unrelenting action against organized crimes
Govt committed to provide relief to poor people: Khawaja Asif
Pakistan aims to agree outline of new IMF loan in May - Finance Minister
Pakistan's indigenous products can enter global market: Experts
More Stories From Health
-
Rawalpindi woman gives birth to six babies
6 hours ago -
DC calls for intensive anti-polio drive in ICT
1 day ago -
World Hemophilia Day observed to underscore importance of providing comprehensive care
2 days ago -
Six in a family with heart on the 'right side'
2 days ago -
Diabetic disease increasing rapidly : Dr. Noor Elahi Memon
2 days ago -
World Hemophilia Day observed
2 days ago
-
ATC dismisses bail petition of doctor involved in illegal kidneys transplant
10 days ago -
Dr. Shehzad warns against deviation from WHO guidelines on anti-smoking
10 days ago -
Health activists express concerns over attempts to derail tobacco control
12 days ago -
UHS declares MBBS first prof, MS urology exam results
21 days ago -
Increased diagnostic testing for drug resistance
27 days ago -
IRD releases groundbreaking results of end TB programme
29 days ago