How long does AIDS take to have symptoms?

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After research, medical experts believe that AIDS originated in Africa and was later brought into the United States by immigrants. After the 1980s, AIDS spread rapidly in all continents. The first case of AIDS in China was found in 1985. A foreigner who traveled to China died soon after he was sent to a hospital in Beijing. It was later confirmed that the foreigner died of AIDS. How long does AIDS take to have symptoms? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

How long does AIDS take to have symptoms?

The incubation period of HIV infected people is very long, with an average of eight to nine years. Some infected people even have to go through a 10-year or longer incubation period before they develop into AIDS patients. HIV infection mainly occurs in young and middle-aged people, 80% of whom are between 18 and 45 years old,

In the first few years after HIV infection, there were no clinical manifestations. But once the development of AIDS, patients will appear a variety of clinical symptoms. Usually in the early stage of symptoms like common cold or influenza, fatigue, no strength, loss of appetite, no appetite to eat,

The most common is fever. With the further development of the disease, more and more symptoms. For example, the skin and mucous membrane appear Candida albicans infection, herpes simplex, herpes zoster, purple spots, blood blisters or congestion spots. Further development will gradually invade the internal organs, resulting in fever of unknown origin lasting for three to four months.

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