Question
Why a person suffering from $AIDS$ cannot fight even very small infections?
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Answer
Infection of $HIV$ is found to have multiple dimensional effects. In case of $HIV$ infection, the virus goes to immune system and ultimately damages its function. Thus many symptoms of $HIV-AIDS$ infection are due to the fact that patients body no longer fight off many minor infections that he/she faces everyday.
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