What are the symptoms of having AIDS

There are still many AIDS patients in life. AIDS is actually a terminal illness. Although the onset period is relatively long, there is no way to cure AIDS. Moreover, AIDS is an extremely strong infectious disease. Although the country has advocated various care for AIDS patients and the transmission method of AIDS is relatively simple, it is still highly contagious. So what are the symptoms of AIDS?

Steps/Methods:

1. Symptoms of AIDS include coughing, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. If you feel uncomfortable anywhere in your body, you must see a doctor for timely examination to avoid worsening of the condition. If you know that there is someone with AIDS around you, you should stay away from them to prevent infection. If you have AIDS, you should isolate yourself to prevent the spread of the disease and prevent more people from getting AIDS.

2 The early symptoms of AIDS in men can cause fever, dizziness, weakness, and body pain. If you find these problems, you must control the disease in time to avoid it getting worse and becoming untreatable. The early symptoms of AIDS in women include sore throat, nausea, diarrhea, etc. Once these symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital immediately and let the doctor control the disease in time to prevent yourself from suffering more pain.

3 In order to avoid contracting AIDS, we must be careful not to share needles with others to prevent ourselves from being infected. If you are sick, you should not go to an informal clinic for treatment, because the medical instruments there are unhygienic or not sterilized, which may infect you with the virus.

Precautions

If you feel unwell, go to the hospital immediately, stay away from AIDS patients, and avoid sharing needles with others. Do not go to places that are not strictly disinfected to see a doctor to prevent yourself from being infected; avoid coming into contact with the blood of the injured during rescue, because blood is the most easily infected and contains many bacteria that can easily lead to infection.