How long after sex life can AIDS be detected

AIDS refers to AIDS, and how long it takes to detect AIDS after sex needs to be judged according to the test method.

AIDS is a disease in which HIV invades the body's immune system through blood, sexual contact, mother-to-child, etc. Its clinical symptoms include diarrhea, rash, fever, etc. If HIV nucleic acid testing is chosen, it can be detected in about 1 week. If HIV antigen testing is chosen, the disease can be detected in about 2 weeks after sex. If HIV antibody testing is chosen, it can be detected in about 3 weeks because of its late appearance.

AIDS cannot be cured, so patients diagnosed need to intervene in clinical treatment as soon as possible to inhibit virus proliferation and improve disease prognosis as much as possible.