What symptom does darling get AIDS?

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Recently, my child has some problems. She has a lot of rashes on her body, so her reaction has become very slow. She has some symptoms of fever, which makes me very worried. Now that she is only three years old, she can't stand such ups and downs. I'm afraid that if she goes on like this, her little body can't bear it, which will affect her future development, What's more, the current situation seems not quite right, and some even doubt whether they are infected with AIDS, because many symptoms are similar to the symptoms of AIDS described by people. I want to know more about the symptoms of children infected with AIDS. Let's have a look.

What symptom does darling get AIDS?

Children infected with AIDS and adults also have differences, that is, the incidence of bacterial infection in children is more, after the emergence of otitis media, there will be persistent infection, not easy to cure, and even some patients will appear bacterial meningitis, pneumonia and so on. For children with AIDS, we must pay attention to prevention and care.

Generally preschool children will have AIDS, perinatal HIV infection, within a year of onset, if children under the age of five infected with this virus, then two or three years later. Babies born with HIV are very light in weight. In addition to the above mentioned symptoms, there may be rash, otitis media, thrombocytopenia and so on.

Generally speaking, if children get AIDS symptoms and adults are similar, but children because of the growth and development of the body, so if they get AIDS, may appear poor development symptoms, in addition, almost all AIDS children have hepatosplenomegaly, and pneumonia and other symptoms.

matters needing attention

Most of the children infected with AIDS, are caused by mother to child transmission, so we should try to put an end to this situation before pregnancy, to avoid mother to child transmission and blood transmission. For already infected with AIDS, we must do a good job in related nursing work, to avoid infection with bacteria.