Patient's question:
The public suffers from immune deficiency syndrome. He was diagnosed when I was eight months pregnant. Now my baby has been born, and I have undergone various detailed examinations such as serum tests and ultrasounds at the hospital. The results show that the baby also suffers from cellular autoimmune comprehensive evaluation deficiency syndrome. Now the doctor says that we should first wait and see before starting treatment.What kind of assistance is needed: What will happen if the newborn baby suffers from cellular immune deficiency syndrome?
Doctor's answer:
Although acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is currently a controllable chronic infectious disease, it still has a relatively high mortality and disability rate in China. Prognosis: 1. Asymptomatic long-term stability: Seen in patients who receive timely antiviral treatment, have good medication adherence, and do not develop viral resistance or severe drug adverse reactions again. It is also seen in patients who remain stable long-term after infection. 2. Disability: Some patients may not recover from complications, which could lead to deafness or other organ dysfunction.