A rash appears on the body. I ll be fine in a few days... Is it AIDS?

There are no specific symptoms of HIV infection itself, and if you have symptoms, you love to get sick, and it is difficult to get any disease**.

Your rash may be allergic dermatitis, or viral dermatitis. If the itching is severe, it's the former, and use some anti-allergy medications. Either severe itching and fever, or the latter, take some antiviral drugs.

If it resolves within a week, it is certainly not related to HIV.

From the STD ** Elite Group, I hope to clear your doubts!

After HIV infection, some people will have acute symptoms, which appear 2-4 weeks after infection, and the symptoms last for 1-2 weeks. Typical symptoms are: high fever, severe sore throat, rash on the trunk, or flu-like symptoms, diarrhea, loss of appetite, night sweats, etc.

Whether you have symptoms or not, and how well your symptoms match those of the acute phase, does not indicate whether you are infected with HIV. Because some people can be asymptomatic even if they are infected; Some people are not infected, due to their own nervousness, anxiety, immune dysfunction, and some common virus infections in life, can cause related "suspected" symptoms.

Therefore, it is pointless to make any judgments or conjectures based on symptoms.

Go to the hospital and check for HIV.

One of the suspected symptoms of AIDS is a rash, which is a ** lesion. There are many manifestations ranging from a simple color change to a surface bulge or blistering. The general characteristics of the rash are as follows:

The rash is characterized by large, small patches of redness, sometimes itchy, sometimes not.

1.Location and sequence of rash For example, measles first appears from behind the ears, followed by the face, neck, trunk, limbs, hands and feet, and the heart of the hands and feet in 3 days. Scarlet fever erupts from the neck, chest, and abdomen, and spreads throughout the body within 1 day.

2.The size, number, color and shape of the rash If the measles is a red maculopapular rash, the rash is normal, and the rash can be fused into patches when there are many rashes; Rubella is a few maculopapular rashes; scarlet fever rash with diffuse flushing with red spots; Typhoid fever patients have a few congestive rashes.

3.Rash resolution: measles, pigmentation and desquamation may occur after the rash resolves; The scarlet fever rash may resolve with large peeling.

4.rash-related signs: Measles: Patients may have oral mucosal rash; Patients with scarlet fever may have a venomous tongue, Pap lines, and perioral pale circles. Most of the symptoms and signs are accompanied by fever, and attention should be paid to the type of fever, the duration of fever and the accompanying symptoms, whether there are symptoms such as cough, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea or vomiting, and headache, vomiting, and mental disturbance.

Generalized rash is one of the typical symptoms in the acute phase.

How long does it take for the AIDS rash to go away.

Some people living with HIV will develop early symptoms of AIDS in the early stages of infection, and AIDS rash symptoms are a relatively common condition. The main manifestations are seborrheic dermatitis, Kaposi's sarcoma, herpes zoster, etc. HIV rashes do not persist for long and usually disappear in 1-2 weeks.

In addition, infected people who have initial symptoms during the window period of AIDS generally have mild rash symptoms and do not itch very much. It's not even easy to notice.

Don't worry even if you have symptoms similar to an AIDS rash, as long as the behavior is not very high-risk. It is recommended to take an AIDS test after the AIDS window period, if the test is negative, it means that you are not infected with HIV. Don't worry.

Hello; In this case, the rash in the early stage of AIDS infection may generally disappear in 3-6 days, or there may be no rash, in addition, AIDS infection may have joint pain, lymph nodes and hepatosplenomegaly, fever, headache, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, this situation AIDS rash lacks specificity, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check AIDS antibody test for early diagnosis, early **.

Disease analysis: After being infected with AIDS, the initial symptoms of AIDS are generally like cold, flu, general fatigue and weakness, loss of appetite, fever, weight loss, with the aggravation of the disease, the symptoms are increasing day by day, such as **, mucous skin appearance Candida albicans infection, herpes simplex, herpes zoster, purpura, hematoma, blood blisters, stagnant blood spots, ** easy injury, bleeding after injury, etc.; Later, it gradually invades the internal organs, and the unexplained persistent fever continues to appear, which can last for 3-4 months; Cough, shortness of breath, persistent diarrhea, blood in the stool, hepatosplenomegaly, complicated malignant tumors, dyspnea, etc. may also occur. Because symptoms are complex and varied, not all of these symptoms occur in every patient.

Opinion: The rash that appears is diffuse papules, shingles, inflammation and ulceration of the mucous membranes of the mouth and pharynx. It is characterized by:

There are blisters about the size of mung beans in the affected area, the blister membrane is tense and shiny, the center depression is in the shape of an umbilical fossa, all independent, clustered like beads, and distributed in a band, the base is red, and the blister group is normal.

HIV is very sensitive to our normal environment and disinfectants, and can survive up to 8 hours after leaving the host cell.

Analysis:

Hello, AIDS can be infected through high-risk sexual behavior, but generally speaking, the chance of one time is still very low, and there is no specific manifestation of AIDS.

Guidance: Whether you are infected with HIV can be tested for HIV for more than three months, and if the test result is negative for more than three months, then it can be completely ruled out.

The above is a suggestion to the question "Will a rash appear in high-risk 3 days be infected with AIDS", I hope it will help you, and I wish you good health!