When neck pain is suspected to be AIDS, the patient may have an episode of Islamophobia. There are many reasons for neck pain, not necessarily AIDS. There are many reasons for neck pain, not necessarily AIDS. There are very few patients who have been clinically diagnosed with AIDS due to neck pain. There are several clinical reasons for neck pain, most of which are related to the habits of life and the nature of work. Long periods of low head, exposure to cold or incorrect sitting posture can cause localized pain attacks, especially in young patients who have been using computers for several years, most of the cervical spine will have muscle strain or poor cervical curvature, which can cause pain and stiffness, and sometimes even cervical disc herniation. Symptoms of compression of the nerve or spinal cord can occur. So in this respect, it does not necessarily mean AIDS. If AIDS is suspected clinically, it is important to first examine various aspects and actively seek psychological intervention when psychological problems arise.