Will its appearance be dangerous to me?

There will be no danger, it is not so serious, I got it a few days ago, it is more serious than yours, it hurts, it is actually good to stick corn ointment, but I often go out inconveniently, so I did it, the operation is actually very simple, a light knife, stitches, a few days will be fine.

Don't worry friends, good luck.

Corns are thickened conical cuticles caused by long-term friction and compression, with a keratinous central nucleus with a tip deep into the skin and the base exposed. It is more common in young people, and it is more common on the soles and toes of the feet, and if the tip of the corn compresses the nerve endings, it feels painful when walking.

Are you sure it's corns? If it is, don't be afraid, now that medicine is very developed, go to the hospital for surgery, and put a closed needle on the corn, because I have also had corns, and it will be fine in about half a month.

A major error or backdoor in a system program is a high-risk vulnerability.

Because no software can be perfect and error-free, this needs to be fixed, some vulnerabilities can cause your data leakage and privacy, and patching is also to ensure that the system can run smoothly in both online and personal environments.

Because hackers are constantly updating their technology, the operating system will be found to be vulnerable, and if you don't have any classified DoD information on your computer, you can completely ignore it.

It's not a problem, it's just a system bug, it's Microsoft's business.

Due to a newly discovered bug in the operating system

Analysis: Hello, hepatitis B is hepatitis caused by hepatitis B virus infection, which is a chronic infectious disease. If you have hepatitis B, if you don't take care of it, it may be life-threatening as the disease worsens.

Suggestions: But if you usually pay attention to maintenance, don't stay up late, timely **, reasonable nutrition, regular life, insist on morning exercise every day, and combine work and rest. If you don't smoke, don't drink, don't abuse drugs, and you'll be the same as a normal person.

According to your description, the above situation is a high-risk problem after worrying about infection, and the above situation exists, in fact, the body does not necessarily have symptoms, and everyone's situation is different.

Guidance: At present, if you have a negative test result after multiple high-risk tests, of course, it is not more than 12 weeks, and you still can't rule out infection 100%, you can choose to retest once after 12 weeks, when the result is negative, you can 100% rule out infection, in fact, from your multiple negative test results, the probability of your infection should be basically -0, you can rest assured.

Hello, the initial symptoms of AIDS are very similar to the common cold, and in general, it is difficult to be alert if there are no high-risk behaviors. Some infected people may not even have any symptoms. Some infected people, 2 to 4 weeks after HIV infection, will develop symptoms such as fever, joint pain, muscle pain, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, and may also develop a rash, which usually lasts for 1 to 3 weeks.

AIDS has an incubation period, and it is very long, sometimes several years. It is not necessary that symptoms will appear soon after unclean sex. AIDS patients generally have initial symptoms like cold, flu, malaise, loss of appetite, fever, weight loss, and as the symptoms worsen, the symptoms are obvious every month, such as **, Candida albicans infection, cytomegalovirus infection, toxoplasmosis, etc.

You can go to the hospital and get tested for HIV to know if you are infected.

That's just an update that you need to make up when the system is updated to prevent hackers from exploiting this vulnerability to do something unsafe on your computer. For example, viruses.

Those who are fine, you don't want to upgrade.

Because IE software upgrades, or patch updates!

Of course, the people who generally go remote are the people they believe in, and they will, if you don't know each other, don't, hehe.

Depending on the strength of the individual's immunity, symptoms such as headache, rash, swollen lymph nodes, cough, persistent low-grade fever, chronic diarrhea, weight loss, joint pain, muscle pain, and Kaposi's sarcoma may occur. There are also people who are always worried that they are infected with HIV, and they always feel that this is not comfortable, that is not comfortable, and they have symptoms similar to HIV, but in fact, this is caused by psychological effects, not really infected. Generally, 6-8 weeks after high risk, antibodies can be accurately measured, so as to determine whether there is HIV infection, you can go to the disease control, hospital for examination, or you can test yourself, T cat's Ai*Wei detects HIV antibodies in saliva samples, and the results are available in about 20 minutes.

Hopefully, your test result is negative.