Is psoriasis a precursor of AIDS?
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HIV mainly attacks the helper T lymphocyte system of the human body. Once it invades the cells of the body, it will be difficult to eliminate the virus for a lifetime. The genetic variation of the virus is diverse, with the highest concentration in the blood, semen and vaginal secretions, and its resistance to the external environment is weak. It also brings difficulties to the development of specific therapeutic drugs and prophylactic vaccines, often combined with serious opportunistic infections such as cells, protozoa, fungi, etc Some cases may develop Kaposi's sarcoma or malignant lymphoma or induce subacute encephalitis, and other factors may cause psoriasis.
Is psoriasis a precursor of AIDS?
Psoriasis is a common chronic skin disease, which is characterized by repeated multi-layer silvery white dry scales on the erythema. It is characterized by papules of different sizes, erythema, covered with silvery white scales on the surface, with clear boundary, and prone to occur on the scalp, limb extension and back. Psoriasis does not directly affect life, but has a direct impact on physical and mental health.
The main symptoms of psoriasis are skin flushing, papules, blisters, erosion, exudation and other acute wet sores. The skin lesions are mainly thick and rough, accompanied by rashes, blisters, erosion, exudation. The boundary is not clear. The lesions are mostly on the flexed side of the limbs.
Amyloidosis mainly occurs on the back and the extended side of the lower leg. The skin is a round papule about the size of sorghum. It is purple brown, hard, dense and rough. The base of white skin lesions was light red, covered with silver white chaff like scales, and there were film phenomenon and punctate bleeding after peeling.
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Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection leads to immunodeficiency, a series of opportunistic infections and tumors, which can lead to death in severe cases. They are totally different diseases.
