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Treatment Strategy of HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa

Abstract

The point of this paper is to build up part of indigenous learning (IK) on counteractive action and administration of human safe infection/AIDS (HIV/AIDS) in neighborhood groups in south of Saharan nations. Distributed articles in books, peer checked on diaries and dim writing that concentrated on HIV/AIDS and IK in south of the Saharan nations were basic looked into. Writing investigated demonstrated that customary cures helped numerous HIV/AIDS to adapt to sickness. Customary cures fundamentally from herbs, nectar and psychosocial advising captured side effects of HIV/AIDS that would prompt to AIDS. Some of conventional cures details had nourishment parts for patients who had no hunger. IK with its experts has a critical part to play on HIV/AIDS both in avoidance and treatment. It can be caught, deciphered and be utilized for the overall population for both in counteractive action and treatment among the HIV/AIDS patients.

Sindhu P

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