Mild Unexplained Severe, All of respiratory Weight loss unexplained symptoms infection Recurrent weight loss from stages 2 Swelling of respiratory Diarrhea for and 3 and the glands in the infections more than one following: neck or other Skin sores month Blisters on body parts (blisters, Fever for more lips, genitals rashes or than one or anus for scales on the month more than one skin) Thick month sores colored Cognitive (ulcers and patches or impairment lesions on lips, ulcers on the (memory loss, throat, and mouth, tongue headaches, corners of and throat seizures, mouth) Difficulty and blurred vision Nail infections pain when and tremors) (thickened, swallowing Flat pink or discolored Tuberculosis purple skin finger or (persistent lesions that toenails) cough with develop into blood, night lumps fever and Lesions and weight loss) white patches Severe on the whites bacterial of the eyes infections (pneumonia, meningitis or others) Severe anemia 11. Activity: The Cholera Problem 15 minutes ─ During the meeting: Show the three glasses filled with water to the group. Explain: We will review the ways that HIV is passed by using a simple story. One of water is from a river in a village where many people are sick with cholera. The water has cholera germs in it. [Explain if needed: Cholera is a sickness in water. If you drink the water with the cholera germs, you will have severe diarrhea. Many people die from dehydration (with cholera, the diarrhea is constant and the person is not able to drink enough water to replace what has been lost). Two of the glasses contain purified water with no cholera germs. That water is clean and will not make you sick. We do not know which water is in which glass. You cannot see cholera germs, can you? (no) Germs are too small to see. Tell the women to imagine it is a very hot day. You are very thirsty, but you don't want cholera. You have three choices.
Mild respiratory infection Swelling of glands in the neck or other body parts Unexplained Weight loss Recurrent respiratory infections Skin sores (blisters, rashes or scales on the skin) sores (ulcers and lesions on lips, throat, and corners of mouth) Nail infections (thickened, discolored finger or toenails) Severe, unexplained weight loss Diarrhea for more than one month Fever for more than one month Thick patches or ulcers on the mouth, tongue and throat Difficulty and pain when swallowing Tuberculosis (persistent cough with blood, night fever and weight loss) Severe bacterial infections (pneumonia, meningitis or others) Severe anemia All of symptoms from stages 2 and 3 and the following: Blisters on lips, genitals or anus for more than one month Cognitive impairment (memory loss, headaches, seizures, blurred vision and tremors) Flat pink or purple skin lesions that develop into lumps Lesions and white patches on the whites of the eyes 11. Activity: The Cholera Problem ─ 15 minutes During the meeting: Show the three glasses filled with water to the group. Explain: We will review the ways that HIV is passed by using a simple story. One of water is from a river in a village where many people are sick with cholera. The water has cholera germs in it. [Explain if needed: Cholera is a sickness in water. If you drink the water with the cholera germs, you will have severe diarrhea. Many people die from dehydration (with cholera, the diarrhea is constant and the person is not able to drink enough water to replace what has been lost). Two of the glasses contain purified water with no cholera germs. That water is clean and will not make you sick. We do not know which water is in which glass. You cannot see cholera germs, can you? (no) Germs are too small to see. Tell the women to imagine it is a very hot day. You are very thirsty, but you don't want cholera. You have three choices. colored