Asymptomatic HIV infection?

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When it comes to AIDS, most people have the impression that it is an infectious disease that can not be cured. Therefore, they are particularly afraid of this disease. Since we are afraid, we need to understand it more, so as to better prevent and detect it as soon as possible. So today we will learn about AIDS and help us better prevent AIDS. Asymptomatic HIV infection? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Asymptomatic HIV infection?

In the initial period of HIV infection, it will stimulate the body to cause a series of reactions. For example, within 2-6 weeks after infection, there will be symptoms such as fever, headache, lymphadenopathy, diarrhea, sore throat, skin rash, etc., and then it will relieve itself and disappear, and then it will enter the asymptomatic incubation period.

The incubation period of AIDS has no symptoms. People in the infection period will not be aware of their normal life until they develop to the AIDS period when the symptoms of the disease begin to appear. The duration of infection varies from several months to several years or even more than 10 years. Therefore, if you want to find AIDS in the infection period, you need to be tested to know whether you have been infected with the virus. If there is a risk of HIV infection, it is necessary to determine their infection status through testing as soon as possible, in order to better respond

At this time, it is the onset of AIDS. Generally, symptoms of common cold or flu will appear at the initial stage, such as fever, fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, etc. With the progress of the disease, there will be Candida albicans infection, leading to herpes, ecchymosis and other related diseases. If we continue, we will gradually invade the internal organs, and we will begin to have unexplained persistent fever, cough, dyspnea, diarrhea, bloody stool, concurrent cancer and other diseases for 3-4 months.

matters needing attention

Toothbrush and razor should not be shared with other people to avoid contact after bleeding. When going to the hospital for blood drawing and transfusion, disposable needles must be used. In the hospital to do inspection, we should also pay attention to avoid the use of non sterile medical equipment. Go to regular units to donate blood, blood transfusion should also go to regular units, do not use blood of unknown origin.