Symptoms of HIV carriers?

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The incubation period of AIDS is very long. In the incubation period, AIDS patients are no different from ordinary people. Therefore, it is very unlikely to find AIDS at this time. When it is found, the disease is more serious, so the mortality rate of AIDS is very high. There are many ways of transmission of AIDS, the main ways of transmission are: salivary transmission, mother to child transmission, sexual transmission, blood transmission. People suffering from AIDS will have different symptoms at different stages. Let's talk about the symptoms of HIV carriers?

Symptoms of HIV carriers?

First: in patients just infected with HIV, about three to four weeks will have obvious performance. At this time, patients generally have fever, rash, general weakness, joint pain, sweating, nausea, vomiting, pharyngitis and other symptoms. Some patients even have acute aseptic meningitis and other diseases.

Second: when the virus enters the incubation period, the disease of the patient in the period of just infection will disappear, and then no new symptoms will be produced. At this time, the patient is the same as the healthy person. The incubation period is generally 6-8 years. Of course, some people may have shorter incubation period than 6 years, while others may be older than 8 years. This also varies from person to person.

Third: after the incubation period, patients will enter the final stage of infection, which is also a painful period for patients. Because at this time, a large number of virus carrying cells appear in the body of patients, which can cause fever, night sweats, memory loss, headache, epilepsy, and some even dementia, organ infection, resulting in cancer.

matters needing attention

If we do not want to be affected by AIDS, we should pay more attention to health, try not to share dishes and chopsticks with others. In addition, you'd better have a physical examination at least once a year, so that any disease can be detected as soon as possible. Of course, once diagnosed with AIDS, but also to actively treat.