How long can AIDS be detected

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When it comes to illness, you'd better be afraid of cancer or infectious incurable diseases, such as AIDS. It can be said that people are afraid of AIDS, but they know little about AIDS. Now I'll tell you how long HIV can be detected.

How long can AIDS be detected

First of all, AIDS infection is divided into three stages: acute stage, asymptomatic stage and AIDS stage. In the acute phase: usually 2-4 weeks after the initial infection of AIDS, AIDS symptoms will appear. Acute phase is also known as the early stage of AIDS, so aids can be detected within a month after infection.

Secondly, in the initial infection of AIDS, its symptoms are: fever, sore throat, night sweats, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, joint pain, lymphadenopathy and neurological symptoms. Most of the relatively mild patients, in the disease lasting for one to three weeks, the symptoms will be relieved, after remission of a week, there will be these diseases, so aids can be detected in 2-6 weeks of infection.

Finally, the symptoms of acute HIV infection usually appear in 2-6 weeks after HIV infection. And the window period of AIDS is usually 2 weeks and 3 months. Three months after having sex, HIV testing can be done. If the test result is negative, infection can be ruled out, and if the test result is positive, HIV is indicated.

matters needing attention

Although AIDS is terrible, the transmission of AIDS is mainly through sexual transmission. Therefore, we must pay attention to personal hygiene, to cherish their own and other people's bodies, to ensure safe and healthy sexual intercourse, the best use of condoms. In addition, patients with AIDS must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.