Regarding whether or not they have AIDS, it is not recommended that patients make a judgment at home by outward symptomatic manifestations, or by the so-called AIDS test paper test. In the very early stages of infection, that is, during the acute HIV infection, AIDS patients may have flu-like symptoms, but these symptoms are often not typical. These symptoms can be slowly relieved even without treatment, so do not arbitrarily decide that you are infected with HIV based on the symptoms alone. There are also patients who buy the so-called AIDS test strips through the Internet, but they may have errors in the production, production, sales, transportation and storage process, so the test strips themselves will have a certain failure rate. The patient’s own blood test at home can also lead to further errors due to the operation and environment. Therefore, if a patient is considering the possibility of having AIDS, he should go to a regular medical institution to have a blood test for HIV antibodies.