Early symptoms of AIDS diarrhea?

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From the first time AIDS patients know that they are ill, their emotions tend to fluctuate greatly in the later development. As family and friends of AIDS patients, we must take good care of them and prevent AIDS patients from suicidal thoughts. In addition, we can judge whether a person has AIDS through early diarrhea symptoms. Early symptoms of AIDS diarrhea? Let's talk about it.

Early symptoms of AIDS diarrhea?

1. The early symptoms of AIDS in acute stage are mainly upper respiratory tract infection, such as fever, fatigue, sore throat, general discomfort, etc., with headache, rash, meningoencephalitis or acute multiple neuritis respectively; There are enlarged lymph nodes in neck, axillary and occipital, similar to infectious mononucleosis, hepatosplenomegaly.

2. In asymptomatic stage, there are usually no symptoms or signs. It is not easy to detect HIV antigen in blood, but HIV antibody can be detected. The duration of this period is generally 6-8 years. In the asymptomatic period, due to the continuous replication of HIV in the infected body, the immune system is damaged, the CD4 + T lymphocyte count gradually decreases, and it is infectious at the same time.

3. HIV related symptoms, opportunistic infections and tumors are the main manifestations of AIDS. The HIV related symptoms were: (1) fever, night sweats and diarrhea lasting more than 1 month（ 2) Weight loss often exceeds 10%（ 3) Some patients had neuropsychiatric symptoms such as memory loss, apathy, personality change, headache, epilepsy and dementia（ 4) The characteristics of persistent lymphadenectasis are as follows: there are two or more lymph nodes except inguinal; The diameter of lymph node was more than 1cm, without tenderness and adhesion; The duration was more than 3 months.

matters needing attention

Even if there are symptoms of diarrhea, we do not need to be too anxious, because it is not necessarily related to AIDS, for example, some people are nervous, there will be the emergence of AIDS, which mainly depends on the state of patients with diarrhea symptoms, so as to judge whether they have AIDS.