Pre-HIV symptoms in men

We all don't want to get sick, but sometimes things don't go as planned, and we still need to take medicine from time to time. Despite this, we are generally not very worried if we get sick, because modern medical technology is very advanced and medicines are very useful. However, no matter how advanced the medical technology is, doctors are still helpless against some diseases, such as AIDS. This is a disease that any of us would be afraid of if we heard about it. So what are the symptoms of a boy who has just contracted AIDS?

AIDS is a highly harmful infectious disease caused by infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HIV is a virus that can attack the human immune system. It targets the most important CD4T lymphocytes in the human immune system, destroying them in large numbers and causing the body to lose its immune function. As a result, the human body is susceptible to various diseases and can develop malignant tumors, with a high mortality rate. The average latent period of HIV in the human body is 8 to 9 years. Before contracting AIDS, people can live and work for many years without any symptoms.

The symptoms of AIDS patients are already very obvious in the early stages, but some friends have not discovered it. It is indeed very troublesome to treat after contracting AIDS. Although AIDS is not an untreatable disease, it is also a chronic disease. So let me tell you what the early symptoms of male AIDS patients are!

Symptoms of AIDS

In the early stages of AIDS, patients often catch colds, with symptoms similar to those of a cold, such as fever, dizziness, weakness, sore throat, joint pain, rash, and swollen superficial lymph nodes. Some people may also have diarrhea. These symptoms usually last for 1-2 weeks and then disappear, after which male AIDS patients enter a latent period without symptoms.

Most people have no symptoms during the latent period, but a small number of adult men will have lymph node enlargement and nervous system symptoms during the latent period of AIDS, mainly dizziness, depression, memory loss, movement and language disorders, acute aseptic meningitis, manifested as headache, neurological symptoms and meningeal irritation, etc.

When the condition of AIDS patients is more serious, they may have obvious fever, fatigue, sweating, uncontrollable weight loss, persistent diarrhea, persistent fever, fever temperature generally exceeding 38 degrees for more than 3 months and other clinical manifestations; and severe clinical manifestations of immunodeficiency, such as slow cellular immune response, opportunistic infections and malignant tumors, which can affect all systems and organs of the body, and often multiple pathogens cause infection and tumors coexisting.

There are three obvious symptoms in the early stages of male AIDS. Patients should learn more about AIDS and actively cooperate with doctors in treatment. Only then can the symptoms of AIDS be alleviated. AIDS patients should not give up treatment easily. Although it is painful to have AIDS, the condition will often improve after treatment.