When does AIDS symptom appear?

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AIDS is a very terrible incurable disease. Let's look at the early symptoms.

When does AIDS symptom appear?

Persistent extensive lymphadenopathy, especially in the neck, axillary and inguinal lymph nodes. Lymphadenectasis is about 1 cm in diameter, hard, painless and movable, lasting more than three months.

Some people have a special constitution. The incubation period of the virus in patients is even as long as 10 years. But this part of patients may be once the disease, the immune system collapse very quickly. The clinical symptoms are obvious. For example, rashes, meningitis or respiratory tract infections and other symptoms.

Usually, a week to three months after the virus infection, patients will have obvious fever symptoms. Sometimes it's paroxysmal. If the virus is in the patient's body for a few months, the patient will begin to have chronic diarrhea. Usually, the patient's weight begins to drop within six months.

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Once HIV is infected, the patient's body will have a certain incubation period. So the symptoms vary from person to person. Some patients will have obvious symptoms within a week to a month after infection. But the incubation period of some patients is even as long as several years. During this period, patients and normal people live the same life, and even do not realize that they are sick.