Is yellow water mucus in stool the early stage of AIDS?

There is no direct correlation between yellow stool, mucus, and early AIDS. AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease caused by HIV infection and characterized by severe immunodeficiency. In the first 2-6 weeks of AIDS infection, more than half of patients may show symptoms of acute infection, such as fever, general weakness, and sore throat. A small number of patients will also show gastrointestinal reactions, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc., may also show yellow stool water, mucus, etc., but can not reverse the inference that all show stool abnormalities, must be caused by HIV infection. Because in fact there are many other reasons, such as bacterial, viral infection caused by enteritis or food poisoning, etc., can cause stool to show yellow water, mucus, and not necessarily HIV infection. Therefore, the most direct way is to do HIV antibody testing, if over the window period, the results are still negative can rule out the possibility of HIV infection.