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making power and it maybe will overspread the infection into the body without warning. Unsafely sex and share or reuse the needles also will lead them to then HIV infection. Unsafely sex always happen with people who lack of public awareness (Can we avoid AIDS 2011). The sex education and moral lessons are not spread it to the public successfully, they are ignorance and they omit the negative effect of HIV infection. These tragedies always happen because the people are lack of health awareness. If they can concentrate on health awareness, they will not repeat these wrong things again and again. So, good of health awareness can help the people prevent HIV, it is more effective than preventive programmes because preventive programmes are difficult to detect or prevent the HIV infection and accidents are always happened. Furthermore, early treatment is better than prevention in against the HIV infection. According to medical expert Dr. Edsel Salvana 2011, Early treatment is better than condoms against HIV. That means taking the treatment earlier is better than using condoms as prevention when having sex. Dr. Salvana said that early treatment is the key factor to success with against the HIV infection. The study of Dr. Salvana show that early HIV treatment is can reduce the transmission rate by 90 to 96 percent. It also has an efficacy rate of 95 percent when preventing the transmission of HIV (Early treatment better than condoms against HIV, says expert 2011). Based on the result, early treatment can be considered to more effective than preventive programmes. Other than that, early treatment can increase the success rate of treatment. This can also help make medicine more carefully and more in-depth study. This may help find a vaccine to treat HIV, which will be the breakthrough discovery. In summarizes, treatment is more effective than prevention if it taking earlier. Government also will concentrate the cost-effective plan with health awareness and treatment programmes. On the other hand, preventive programmes of against HIV menace is also need to be concentrated. HIV preventive programmes will help to build skills (Building Skills to Prevent HIV Infection 2012). It enables the society to develop the skills to guide themselves. For example, information, education and communication (IEC) programmes can combine three of each become a guide to lead the society. People can get the information through mass media, having an education through personalised counselling and have a good communication by discussion groups and peer support. In addition, usually focuses on HIV prevention in these three areas are sexual transmission, transmission through blood and mother-to-child transmission (How can HIV transmission be prevented? 2011). These three areas are the main
ways that transmitted the HIV infection. After having the prevention skill, people will be more knowledgeable to face these problems and make a right decision. Even preventive programmes can help to build the skills to against the HIV menace, but it is still not effective than health awareness and treatment programmes. In conclusion, health awareness and treatment programmes should be concentrated rather than preventive programmes because HIV treatment as prevention, using the new treatment of drug, antiretroviral which can treat the virus of HIV. Health awareness is more effective than prevention because giving early HIV awareness education can avoid the rate of people getting HIV decrease, as well as sex education are to be given to them. Early treatment is better than prevention in against the HIV infection because it can build up early antibodies for a patient to fight against the upcoming HIV. It is better than having condom because it has already be treated. It is a must for the government to take serious action against this matter and people all over the world should corporate to fight against HIV.
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