AIDS lymph node symptoms?

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AIDS cervical lymphadenopathy is one of the clinical manifestations of AIDS. It is caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) invading cervical lymph nodes. The course of disease is longer, lymph nodes continue to exist and gradually increase, often accompanied by inguinal lymph node enlargement, accompanied by fever, emaciation, fatigue, white blood cell count reduction and other diseases. AIDS lymph node symptoms? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

AIDS lymph node symptoms?

Cervical lymph node enlargement is one of the common symptoms of AIDS, which can appear in all stages, and may be the only manifestation of asymptomatic stage. In the early stage of AIDS, 86% of the cases had cervical lymphadenopathy, which often manifested as persistent and persistent enlargement,

It is often accompanied by other parts of superficial lymph node enlargement, such as axillary, inguinal, submaxillary, suboccipital, humeral medial epicondyle lymph nodes, etc. at the same time, it can be accompanied by deep lymph node enlargement, such as mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes, mesenteric and retroperitoneal lymph nodes, etc.

The characteristics of cervical lymph nodes are different in different stages. In the early stage of AIDS, cervical lymphadenopathy is usually characterized by symmetry, mobility, elasticity, size of 0.5-2cm, no pain and tenderness, and the shortest duration is 3-6 months.

matters needing attention

1, avoid sexual contact with patients, suspects and high incidence rate. 2. Do not use syringe and needle without disinfection. 3, patients who are not suspected of receiving blood donation or high incidence rate are not admitted. 4. Avoid using blood products produced abroad.