What is it like to be infected with HIV?

<>First of all, the first thought must have been a crash. You will definitely fall into a long breakdown, always stuck in collapse and fear, you will be afraid of when you will die, and you will probably burp in a few days.

Haven't you heard of a person who has cancer, and dies a few days after knowing the news, he is actually scared to death. So, if you're not dead, you're going to be wondering how I got it.

Which bastard infects me. This is because people who are generally infected with this disease are indirectly infected by contact with the patient or by using something that the patient has used. So, talent is the root cause.

Then, when you finally accept that you have the disease, you will have some problems in life. You will not dare to come into contact with people because the disease is contagious through contact, and you are afraid to talk to people, the virus can be transmitted through the air. If you get it yourself, you will definitely infect others, and you will definitely fall into people's hands.

There used to be a news that there was a girl who had her ears pierced at a roadside stall, and after a period of examination, she was infected with HIV, because this disease can also be transmitted through blood, and it can be said that this disease is pervasive, so you will be different in all aspects of your life than before.

Another bad thing is that people will say irresponsible things about you, if you're a woman. The light rule will only say, "If you have this disease, you should stay away from you." In the worst case, they will slander you and say that you are associating with people who are not careful.

In the common people, listening to the wind is the rain. Even if you are pregnant, you can give you 10,000 reasons why this child is not your husband's. Therefore, this kind of person should be treated as if he does not exist, otherwise he will also make himself unhappy.

I had high-risk sex a month ago, and 20 days ago I had a low-grade fever, night sweats, muscle aches, and I started not to think about it. But compared with the symptoms on the Internet, I suspect that there is a high possibility of getting sick, I originally had a boyfriend who loved me and had a good job, if it was found out to be that disease, what should I do? How to survive?

What should my mom do? Maybe many people will say that they deserve it, and they deserve it, but I know that I am wrong, I want to spend the rest of my life atonement, is it okay? Originally, I cut my wrists, but I didn't die, and I've been living in pain lately.

When a person makes a mistake, should he use his life to make up for it? I can't say that fate is unfair, I just blame myself for being confused.

is in the prime of life, but I have to be ready to leave, I am not afraid to leave, but I am worried about my parents with gray temples.

If you are not at ease, go for an HIV antibody test after 12 weeks, go to the local CDC to do it, you can completely rule it out, free of charge.

1. Fatigue and emaciation: AIDS patients often feel tired, making it difficult to get out of bed in the morning. It was also very difficult to comb my hair. Fever and night sweats at night and lead to weight loss. Swollen and sore gums, poor appetite, anorexia, and finally the patient is skinny and skeletal.

2. Diarrhea: The patient has unexplained watery diarrhea, which means that the patient loses the function of absorbing vitamins from food. The physique declines rapidly, and the resistance gradually weakens, until finally the resistance is completely lost.

3. Oral inflammation: the patient has thrush, and the oral cavity and tongue are covered with a thick layer of white moss (sometimes it can also extend to the esophagus), and it is difficult to eat.

4. Herpes: Herpes appears on the buttocks of AIDS patients. Compared to common herpes, it is deeper, more extensive, and painful. Herpes often doesn't heal for months.

5. Swollen lymph nodes: the patient has a hard lump in the neck, armpit or groin, but there is no pain. It is easy for people to mistake this symptom for infectious mononucleosis.

However, the lump in mononucleosis is soft and painful. This first sign suggests that AIDS is destroying the body's immune cells.

6. Pneumonia: This is a specific fatal pneumonia and one of the main causes of death in AIDS patients, namely Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, which presents with sudden and rapidly progressive dyspnea, which can quickly lead to death.

7. Disease: Kabo's sarcoma, a rare cancer, now has a fatal impact on 30% of AIDS patients. The first sign of the disease is a small purple spot that appears on the **, and this spot appears one after another.

Over a period of time, the number of spots may increase to 13, but the patient does not feel pain.

8. Lymphoma: Once the cancer spreads to the lymphatic system, it will quickly spread throughout the body, and the lymph nodes will be swollen, and the virus that causes this cancer is caused by the virus of infectious mononucleosis. At this time, a mild infection in a healthy person can also become a fatal factor for AIDS.

9. Aging: Another symptom of AIDS is dementia syndrome. The decline of memory and the eccentricity of personality are the physiological changes of the elderly, and they occur in AIDS patients in their twenties and thirties.

Suffering from mental mutations, inability to control oneself, and energy failure.

After a person is infected with HIV and develops AIDS, there is a process in which there are multiple opportunities for infection due to immunodeficiency, so the infected person may feel slightly unwell clinically, such as persistent low-grade fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. Most people may not be aware that they have a vicious killer hidden inside them, and they continue to pursue their profession. This is known in medicine as the asymptomatic period, which lasts about 8 years on average.

Of course, this also depends on the physical condition of each person. Generally speaking, people who are physically strong will remain asymptomatic for a longer period of time than those who are weak and sick. This is the period when HIV isolation is the highest, in other words, it is the most contagious, and during this period, HIV can be transmitted to others through sexual activity or sharing needle use.

Asymptomatic infections can carry the virus for a long time and are difficult to detect, which is an important reason why AIDS is difficult to control. In this stage, although the anti-HIV antibodies in the patient's blood are positive, the immune cells and their functions are weakened, such as the number of white blood cells decreases, T4 cells decrease, etc., but they are often not taken seriously, and who will check for HIV antibodies for no reason.

In the next stage of the development of the disease, symptoms begin to appear. The most common symptom is generalized lymphadenopathy, which may last for up to 3 months. At the same time, about 35 75 patients had fever, fatigue, night sweats, diarrhea, weight loss, and splenomegaly.

However, these symptoms tend to be mild and intermittent, and do not seriously affect life and employment, so some people still do not know that they have received a death sentence. This stage is medically known as persistent systemic lymphadenopathy, also known as pre-AIDS, or AIDS-related syndrome (ARC). At this time, the patient's immune function has decreased significantly, the total number of T cells is less than 400 mm3, the T4 to T8 ratio is inverted, and the natural killer cell (NK) activity of about 50 patients is reduced, and it is difficult to defend against the invading enemy.

The enemy referred to here is, of course, the invasion of various microorganisms.

When the heyday of AIDS arrives, the patient's immune system has lost its function, not only can the new invading microorganisms not be eliminated by the body, but also the original latent hidden ** infection has been reactivated, and even the microorganisms that coexist with the body under normal circumstances can cause disease. That's what we call chance dyeing. As far as AIDS patients are concerned, a chance infection can kill him (her), because the opportunity infection of AIDS patients is not only serious, stubborn, and prone to systemic dissemination, but also often a variety of micro-elevation organisms overlap invasion and compound infection.

Due to the invasion of multiple microorganisms, multiple systems are involved, and patients experience corresponding symptoms. If you go into detail, it will take up too much space.