Red dots on the roots of leg hairs are not necessarily AIDS, but may also be folliculitis, eczema and other skin diseases.
AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease, in the acute stage can appear in the root of the leg hairs have red spots of the rash manifestation, the rash can be manifested as elevated in the surface of the skin, scattered branches, most of them do not have any uncomfortable symptoms, usually 2 to 3 weeks will subside on their own. Therefore, AIDS can lead to the phenomenon of red spots on the roots of leg hair.
However, the rash in the acute stage of AIDS is not specific and cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis. AIDS cannot be diagnosed only on the basis of red spots on the roots of leg hairs, because there are many causes of red spots on the roots of leg hairs, such as eczema, folliculitis, urticaria and other skin diseases, as well as purpura and other blood diseases. In order to diagnose AIDS, you need to be tested for HIV antibodies.
Therefore, red spots on the roots of the leg hairs are not necessarily AIDS, and if you want to check whether it is AIDS, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination.