HIV originated from orangutans. What did the first human being infected do to the orangutans?

The spread of AIDS began due to blood contact with gorillas carrying the HIV virus, and also originated from rumors and legends on the ancient African continent. AIDS, a new disease that threatens people's lives

In ancient times, cholera, smallpox, and malaria were all diseases that could kill people in minutes. In modern society, humans have eliminated these diseases that deprive people of their lives, but new diseases that threaten people's lives have emerged. Human beings continue to promote the development of medicine in the process of defeating one disease after another.

Although terminal diseases in ancient times have disappeared, people all over the world are now talking about AIDS, and AIDS has now become one of the important viruses that threaten people's lives. According to statistics, more than 60 million people around the world have been infected with HIV, and 22 million of them have died of AIDS. People are as afraid of AIDS as cancer. Moreover, AIDS cannot be cured and can only be sustained by drugs. AIDS, transmitted from chimpanzees

Due to the crazy spread and horror of AIDS, scientists have also done a lot of research to explore where HIV comes from. After exploration, the answer was finally found in chimpanzees in Africa. The four strains of AIDS all come from chimpanzees.

Although chimpanzees have HIV, they will not develop the disease because chimpanzees already have AIDS antibodies, which will naturally not endanger their lives. However, because humans do not have AIDS antibodies like chimpanzees, after being naturally infected with HIV, they are unable to fight the virus and eventually die.

So, many people are also curious, how does HIV from chimpanzees spread to humans? What contact did people have with chimpanzees that caused HIV to spread from animals to humans?

Later, after research by scientists, it was found that the incidence of AIDS in Central Africa was particularly high, and there was also a strange custom of preying on chimpanzees, so it was assumed that AIDS was transmitted from chimpanzees to the human body. Blood Transmission of AIDS

Since AIDS is mainly transmitted through blood and sexual transmission, it can also be speculated that the first person infected with AIDS may have been cross-infected with the blood of chimpanzees.

Although the first AIDS patient in the world was discovered in 1981, it was discovered in the United States. But HIV has spread in the Central African countries of Rwanda and Chad.

Because there is a rumor circulating among tribes in Central Africa that as long as you drink the blood of a chimpanzee as strong as an ox, you will gain supernatural powers. African tribesmen who heard these rumors went crazy to hunt chimpanzees and drank their blood. The hunters were exposed to blood containing AIDS during their fights with chimpanzees. After that, people infected with AIDS went to other places to make a living, thus spreading the virus from one to ten, and from one to another, HIV spread widely around the world. The relationship between AIDS and AIDS

French researchers also accidentally learned that some tribesmen in Central Africa have even weirder customs, such as injecting the blood of male and female chimpanzees into men and women respectively. thighs and back to stimulate sexual desire. Some tribes also use this method to treat diseases such as infertility and impotence. Many scientists believe that this is how AIDS spread to humans.

Scientists believe that in the 1920s, an African hunter forced a chimpanzee to have sex with him and became infected with HIV. There are also news reports in Africa that chimpanzees in estrus forced humans to have sex with them. There is a relationship.

In the 1950s, there was no need for disinfection. Cheap disposable plastic syringes began to be widely used. In economically underdeveloped Africa, disposable syringes may be used thousands of times, which also allows HIV to spread wildly among indigenous African populations.

AIDS can be spread through intimate behavior. Based on historical records and observations of indigenous people in Africa, scientists believe that around 1920, African hunters may have forced chimpanzees to have sex with them, thereby infecting them with HIV.

It can be seen that ignorance has caused the wanton spread of AIDS. The world's first AIDS patient

In 1981, the world's first AIDS patient was French-Canadian pilot Gaetan Duga, who was discovered in the United States.

Gaetan Duga is a homosexual. Although he looks tall, handsome and very charming, he likes homosexuals. Almost all homosexuals in the United States know about him and have intimate behaviors with him.

At the same time, the pilot Gaetan Duga also has an antisocial perverted personality and intends to spread his HIV virus to others. He himself estimates that he has sex with 100 partners per year, and since 1972, there have been more than 2,500 partners across North America. Therefore, his crazy behavior also caused AIDS to spread wildly around the world.

So, where did the HIV virus in Gaetan Duga come from. Although he was the world's first AIDS patient, he was not the first human being infected with AIDS. Perhaps because of his role as a pilot and his chaotic private life, he may have spread HIV from Africa to the world during his journey to Africa. Conclusion

Nowadays, HIV is like an open Pandora’s box, and people all over the world are threatened by HIV. In 1985, the first AIDS patient appeared in my country. He was a foreigner who traveled to China and was diagnosed with AIDS during treatment in China.

Since the first case of AIDS, the HIV disease has spread rapidly in our country, and men, women, old and young cannot avoid being infected.

Now that the transmission route of HIV is known, the spread of AIDS can be effectively stopped.

However, people have not yet found a drug or treatment method that can completely cure AIDS. Now, people can only try to find ways to minimize HIV, such as cocktail therapy to relieve the symptoms of AIDS and reduce the pain of AIDS patients. Most importantly, people also look forward to the continuous advancement of medical technology to defeat the demon of HIV and allow people around the world to enjoy the right to health in life!