What is HIV AIDS? What kind of disease is social fear?

It is understood that voluntary counseling and testing for AIDS is one of the most effective measures to control the epidemic of AIDS, and the ultimate goal is to control the epidemic and spread of AIDS. All residents with household registration in Nanjing, migrants and foreigners who voluntarily undergo HIV counseling and testing can go to designated locations to receive free HIV counseling and testing. According to reports, the outpatient department of the Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention uses the most advanced reagents in China, and it only takes half an hour to conduct an HIV screening test at the earliest to determine whether it is positive.

According to Guan Wenhui, deputy director of the outpatient department, VCT is the English abbreviation of HIV Voluntary Counseling & Testing, which means AIDS counseling. The main process of coming to the outpatient department for consultation is to first get a consultation and testing service card at the ** window, and the registration content is basic personal information, such as: gender, age, city or foreign personnel, etc., without requiring the registration of my name.

In the consultation room, the doctor will carefully ask the counselor why he or she wants to be tested, whether he has had any recent high-risk behaviors, etc., to determine whether the counselor needs to be tested and whether he or she is in the "window period" of HIV infection. On the basis of informed consent, the counselor voluntarily chooses whether or not to undergo HIV testing. If testing is determined, the doctor will help the patient to have a blood draw at the outpatient clinic at an elective date and get the test results the next day.

If the test is positive, the STD and AIDS Clinic of the Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention will provide the necessary follow-up and support services to the patient; If the test is negative, the doctor will also provide psychological counseling for people with anxiety, commonly known as "AIDS phobia".

I guess I'm afraid of AIDS

I'm afraid of getting that sick shell!

Social phobia (social phobia) is a common psychological disorder, but it can be true. Here are some tips for young people to beat social fears:

Practice deep breathing and relaxation techniques: Deep breathing and relaxation techniques can reduce tension and discomfort and help relax the body and mind.

Challenge your fears step by step: Gradually exposing your fear is an effective way to deal with social fear. Challenging your fears by starting with a lighter situation and slowly increasing the difficulty can help improve your confidence and resilience.

Build a support network: Seeking support from family and friends can make you feel safe and supported, helping you overcome social fear.

Develop a healthy lifestyle: A healthy lifestyle can improve physical and mental health, such as exercising in moderation, good sleep habits, and eating a balanced diet.

Keep in mind that everyone's process is different. As long as you take social fear seriously and actively seek help, you can successfully overcome this psychological barrier.

Hot weather, a history of gastroenteritis, and your own excessive nervousness and excessive thinking can magnify the symptoms, and the symptoms that did not appear appear appear under your own psychological effect, such as weakness, nausea, poor sleep, etc.

AIDS phobia is generally caused by having unclean sex and high levels of emotional stress, with symptoms such as flu-like, fatigue, loss of appetite, fever, and weight loss. Recommendation: HIV should only be considered if you have had sexual contact with a high-risk group.

Don't worry too much, you can go to the local epidemic prevention department and hospital to get tested for HIV antibodies to dispel your worries.