Got AIDS how long to have a symptom?

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AIDS is mainly caused by HIV, this disease is often infected with HIV will not immediately attack, the disease will have about two to four weeks to the buffer period, after two to four weeks will begin to show symptoms, and AIDS will enter the acute phase. Once AIDS patients reach the acute stage, all kinds of symptoms are very prominent. For example, the patients will have fever, and they will feel sore throat. When they go to bed at night, they always sweat, often feel sick, and often vomit. How long does AIDS last? Let's talk about it now.

Got AIDS how long to have a symptom?

Two to four weeks after HIV infection, all kinds of symptoms come suddenly. At this time, there will be skin rash on the patient's skin, and there may be joint pain. At this time, the patient's lymph nodes will swell. Generally speaking, people with AIDS will get sick two to four weeks after they are infected with HIV, and the symptoms will last for about one to three weeks.

HIV infection to the end of the symptoms, the whole process needs to maintain about two to five weeks, and then the symptoms will gradually ease, after the symptoms ease, the patient will enter a asymptomatic period. AIDS patients appear during my symptoms will generally last about eight years.

Although AIDS patients will have a period of about eight days to asymptomatic, but during this period, HIV will be repeated in the body or spread, will cause great damage to human immunity, making the patient's immunity extremely low, is likely to induce a variety of diseases.

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Aids people will enter the AIDS period after eight days or so to asymptomatic period. At this stage, the damage of body immune cells accumulated in asymptomatic period will break out on a large scale at this time. At this time, the body resistance of AIDS people has been extremely low. No body will be infected with a variety of other diseases, and then it is likely to lead to the death of AIDS people.