Early signs of AIDS

AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease characterized by severe immunodeficiency caused by HIV infection. After human infection with HIV, more than half of the people will show transient symptoms similar to upper respiratory tract infection in about 2-6 weeks after infection, mainly including fever, general discomfort, sore throat, headache, some people can also show nausea, vomiting, rash, etc., but these symptoms are normal without any characteristics, and the symptoms of ordinary virus infection are very similar, so it is impossible to infer whether the patient is infected with HIV through these symptoms. The most direct method or through blood test AIDS antibody or nucleic acid, if after the window period, these tests are still negative, you can rule out HIV infection. In general, AIDS in the early stage is not characteristic of the conscious symptoms.